In 1887, Salvatore Capezio opened a shop near the Old Broadway Opera House in New York under the sign "Theatrical and Antique Shoemaker". Lauded by ballet dancer Pavlova in 1910, on the cover of Vogue in 1949, and awarded the Coty Award, fashion's highest honor, in 1952, Capezio proved that Capezio was anything but mediocre. Capezio can be found in all walks of life, whether it is Pavlova in the ballet circle, Madonna in the music industry, or Astaire and other celebrities in the revue circle, he is regarded as a favorite, and can also be seen in "Black Swan", "Center Stage" and other plays.
 
Capezio has a wide variety of dancing shoes, and is unique in the world for ballet shoes, but its Latin dancing shoes are also well-known in the industry. The most unique thing about Capezio women's shoes is the color. Capezio is unique among the all-brown, yellow and black Latin dancing shoes, with soulful blue, amorous rose, and seductive deep purple, and it is very good at setting crystals on the upper or using shiny leather. However, some people criticize its color as too bright, which is "contrary to the traditional "antithesis" of Latin dancing shoes that are close to the skin color of the human body. The design of Capezio men's shoes is very "conventional", mainly in traditional black and brown, and the price of Capezio Latin shoes is mostly less than 1,000 yuan, which is not much different from other brands.