In 1939, the world was graced with an all-American classic: The Wizard of Oz. While no one knows exactly when women's love affair with shoes began, there's no doubt that Dorothy helped teach us the importance of good footwear. Since then, there have been many more memorable shoe moments in film—from Princess Leia's gray moccasin boots to Andy's Chanel boots in The Devil Wears Prada. See the best shoe moments in movies throughout the years, ahead. 

By Charlotte Chilton, Lauren Alexis Fisher

While showing off her impeccable dance moves with partner Fred Astaire, actress Vera-Ellen gave a glimpse of her dreamy pink satin ballet shoes in Three Little Words. 

Audrey Hepburn danced in a pair of black loafers in Funny Face. She rounded out the iconic look with a black turtleneck and cigarettes pants.

Alice may have been trapped in Wonderland, but her classic black Mary Janes, paired with a pinafore dress and black hair ribbon, are a win.

Debbie Reynolds looks like she can brave any storm in her chunky black mid-calf rain boots from Singin' in the Rain.

Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe wore a monochromatic look in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, right down to their stunning red satin pumps.

The photo of Marilyn Monroe standing over a subway grate for The Seven Year Itch's promotional shoot wouldn't be complete without her white strappy high heels.

Catherine Deneuve's patent leather Roger Vivier buckle shoes are so iconic, they were re-issued in 2017 in honor of the movie's 50th anniversary.

Who would have thought that not knowing how to roller skate would work out so well? Fanny Brice (Barbra Streisand) may have hung up her olive green skates, but they still live on in infamy.

Twelve-year-old actress Jodie Foster became well known for her role as Iris, a child prostitute, in Taxi Driver, and for her red platform sandals. 

There's no better scene in Grease than Sandy's makeover at the end. Her all-black outfit wouldn't be complete without her red statement mules.

Fans of Star Wars will remember Princess Leia's gold bikini. To complete the look, she wore a pair of questionable gray moccasin boots. 

Remember when George sees his daughter in her bridal gown for the first time and she lifts her skirt to reveal bridal Sidekick sneakers? Iconic.

Although one would think Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman footwear would play second fiddle to her latex cat suit, the knee-high stiletto boots completely enhanced the look.

"Run, Forrest, Run!" But just what was Forrest Gump running in? A pair of 1972 Nike Cortez sneakers, which the company re-released in 2017.

Were combat boots even cool until Liv Tyler wore them in Empire Records? The grungy combat boot goes perfectly with Tyler's plaid mini skirt and cropped sweater. 

No cheer team is complete without their matching white sneakers and thick white socks. The Rancho Carne Toros were no exception in Bring It On. 

Mary Fiore from The Wedding Planner almost met her fate when her new Gucci shoes got stuck in a manhole. Instead, they kicked off the plot of the entire movie.

Mia changed a lot about herself to take over the crown, but the one thing she couldn't change was her school uniform. Enter: Her beloved Dr. Martens.

Allie's patent leather burgundy wedges will always be remembered as her footwear of choice for her dance with Noah in the street—and are truly underrated, if you ask us.

When Jenna Rink becomes a 30-year-old overnight, she was most excited for her new high heel collection. She wears a pair in every scene, even with her nightgown.

To show the extent of Marie Antoinette's lavish lifestyle, director Sofia Coppola created a montage filled with champagne, french pastries, and, yes, plenty of shoes!

When actress Margot Robbie teased her role as Sharon Tate on Instagram, we were instantly transported to the '60s thanks to her amazing white go-go boots.

Jennifer Lopez had too many amazing outfits in Hustlers to count, but her white wedged sneakers by Giuseppe Zanotti edged this look to the top.