Did Cinderalla really have a glass shoe?

Of course, there is no "real" story, since all the versions are fiction, but, I think in the "original" story it was not a glass slipper, that was added by Disney. Also, in the original story one of the step-sisters cut off her toes to try and fit in the shoe. The old stories were a lot more gory and dark before the movies got ahold of them.

I think she wore a pair of Jimmy Choos in the original story, but man, where did she get the money?!

if Cinderella have a glass shoe then she might be very soft. or an alien technology :)) bye

Since the story is only pure fiction kind of stuff, I should say that within the context of the story, Cinderella really have a pair of glass shoes. We should not worry at all about this being true. Cinderella herself and everything therein, in this story, are all non existent. For the joy and fun of it, the story must be told as it is, as pure fiction. Then our imagination, as the story unfolds, make it all so true.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but there was never a Cinderella. It was just a fairy tale made up to amuse children. However, in the fairy tale, she did indeed have a glass slipper.

No, Cinderella did not have GLASS slippers in the original tale. She most likely had FUR slippers... actually, VAIR slippers. Vair is one of the furs of heraldry, composed of bell-shaped pieces, arranged alternately in argent (silver) and azure (blue). Now, VAIR sounds like VERRE, the French word for glass... so you can see where the mistranslation comes in.