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Re: Learning to walk in heels

[(Anonymous)]

For low (2-2.5 inch) heels that you can wear on a day-to-day basis I usually find Hush Puppies comfortable. Not a fan of wedges myself, but as others have mentioned they may help you get used to the incline. Going for block heels rather than pointy ones will also help. It also may be best to start with heeled loafers (e.g. http://www.boden.co.uk/en-GB/Womens-Shoes-Boots/Heels/AR598/Womens-Heeled-Loafer.html?mv=3 ) or Mary Janes with a t-bar (e.g. http://www.hushpuppies.com/UK/en-GB/Product.mvc.aspx/30083W/72447/Womens/Farah-Tan-Leather?dimensions=0 ), rather than a strappy sandle where your foot might side about a bit (though this perhaps depends on what's comfortable in your local climate). If you're looking at higher heels then make sure you feel safe walking in them before going out.