High Heel Place - View Single Post - for someone who doesnt get to wear heels often

Stilettoscot · 7th July 2008, 01:05

Like Freddie says, make sure the shoes fit you correctly. I was on 5.5" heels last night at a club, dancing, for 4 hours, with no pain, as they fit well.
Generally speaking, I've found cheaper brands to hurt the feet more. So, again like Freddie says, go higher quality. I see many people on this site love Nine West and Aldo shoes for comfort.
Unlike most people I find stiletto heels easier to walk in than thick heels. But, 3-4" for most people should be as high as you should go without lots of practise.
Trying them on, getting perfect fit, good quality shoe (with good support), and even the high heel padding that some members have posted here, should help you.
What will you be wearing for an outfit? I am sure some of the very stylish folks here can help you on the look...
Good luck and welcome!

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Stilettoscot Website Team Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: MA - United States Age: 34 I am Male Posts: 1,307 Thanks: 494 Thanked 470 Times in 230 Posts My Mood: Rep Power: 14	Re: for someone who doesnt get to wear heels often Like Freddie says, make sure the shoes fit you correctly. I was on 5.5" heels last night at a club, dancing, for 4 hours, with no pain, as they fit well. Generally speaking, I've found cheaper brands to hurt the feet more. So, again like Freddie says, go higher quality. I see many people on this site love Nine West and Aldo shoes for comfort. Unlike most people I find stiletto heels easier to walk in than thick heels. But, 3-4" for most people should be as high as you should go without lots of practise. Trying them on, getting perfect fit, good quality shoe (with good support), and even the high heel padding that some members have posted here, should help you. What will you be wearing for an outfit? I am sure some of the very stylish folks here can help you on the look... Good luck and welcome!