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Capezio - A Fantastic History
When using a dance, impressing the crowd is among the main objectives, as well as the clothes you wear can play an important role within this. This is why for some dancers, realizing that the dancewear they own is good quality is very important regardless of what power they have. One with the most recognised dancewear brands for producing high quality dancewear is known as Capezio. Dancewear produced by this worldwide company has been worn by dancers starting from novices to major stars for more than century. However, it's beginnings were simple.
The company was started with a man named Salvatore Capezio who had been born on April 13th 1871 in Muro Lucano in Italy. He grew up in Italy where he taught to turned into a cobbler but once he reached 16 years of age in 1887, he previously already emigrated towards the United States of America where he opened a cobbler's shop at Broadway on 39th Street in New York City, which was very close to the Metropolitan Opera House. Here, he made a great career for himself repairing theatrical shoes.
Successful since the oncoming of his career was, Capezio has not been quite content with repairing shoes. He therefore made the transition from repairing shoes to making them. According for the company's tradition, this became because of Capezio making an unexpected emergency footwear for opera star Jean de Reszke. The Legacy of Jules Leotard of his benefit Reszke was highly impressive which gave Capezio a reputation among performers for top quality work. Capezio's reputation spread, also it wasn't well before dancers and other performers began making sure that they paid him a visit when they performed in the opera house just opposite Capezio's small shop.
By 1910, Capezio's reputation carried on growing as Anna Pavlova, a celebrated Russian ballerina had Capezio make pointe shoes not only for herself but for her entire company of dancers. The company wore Capezio's shoes because of their first tour with the United States of America that has been an unbelievable endorsement for Capezio which saw his well-deserved reputation increase a little more forward. This enabled Capezio growing his business beyond making soft ballet shoes and pointe shoes, because he expanded into making shoes for numerous Broadway shows and dancers from the Ziegfield Follies that was a number of highly elaborate theatrical productions.
Capezio married a ballet dancer named Angelina Passone in 1902. They met when she visited his shop to acquire a set of dance shoes. The couple had no children and Salvatore Capezio died in 1940 but his name a lot still thrives on. By 1941, an amount of Capezio footwear was being bought from a variety of famous shops, as well as in 1949, they even can appeared for the cover of beauty magazine Vogue.
Following Capezio's retirement his company grew even larger. It's amazing to consider that this type of well-known brand which is now make leotards, jazz shoes, ballet shoes, unitards, shorts, leggings, dance sneakers so much in countries such as the USA, UK, France, Spain, Italy, Austria, Belgium, Swizerland, Denmark, Finland and much more began as such a modest business.
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