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It was the age of disco, which meant one thing: platform heels. Shiny, glamorous versions ruled the dance floors, created by the likes of legendary British footwear designer Terry de Havilland. But even in everyday life, more rustic wooden styles were still hugely popular on account of the bohemian trend.Terry de Havilland excels in dazzling platforms, and we can't help but lust after the label's Lillita pair. Crafted from metallic leather, the style blends silver and gold textured tones with a chunky block heel, and a delicate below-the-ankle strap. Team yours with a white flared jumpsuit and sparkly jewels for a dose of disco diva decadence.