The Untold Truth About Imelda Mendozas Shoe Empire - In the video, imelda said that she had no desire for shoes (even if monsod insisted on her 3,000 pair collection) and said that she is merely promoting the shoe industry of. The marikina shoe museum, housed in a historic building that has witnessed the country‘s tumultuous past, offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the life and times of former. As first lady of the philippines for more than 20 years, imelda marcos was known for her extravagant and opulent lifestyle, including her special love for shoes. The rule of her. Who would need 3,000 pairs of shoes? Who would even have the time to wear them all? The widow of philippine dictator ferdinand marcos was once one of the 10 richest women on the planet, and she had 3,000 pairs of shoes to prove it. Now, though, she’s “broke. We'll uncover the rise and fall of the marcos regime, how they plundered their people's money, imprisoned, tortured, and murdered thousands, sparking a revolution and.
In the video, imelda said that she had no desire for shoes (even if monsod insisted on her 3,000 pair collection) and said that she is merely promoting the shoe industry of. The marikina shoe museum, housed in a historic building that has witnessed the country‘s tumultuous past, offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the life and times of former. As first lady of the philippines for more than 20 years, imelda marcos was known for her extravagant and opulent lifestyle, including her special love for shoes. The rule of her.