5 MUST-HAVE TYPES OF HIGH HEELS SHOES

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High heels are another name for the style of shoe that has a sole that angles upwards. In these shoes, the heel is elevated above the football. High heels elongate the legs, heighten the wearer, and draw attention to the calf muscle. The area of a high heels shoe that touches the ground is known as the sole. Since stability is the key to high-quality footwear, it’s critical that the sole of a high heel has enough grip to facilitate walking and prevent slipping.

Pumps

among the most well-liked styles of high heel shoes is the high heel pump, or court shoes as they are called to the British. They are available with a variety of toe and heel shapes, as well as heels that are typically over an inch tall.

Their minimal cut front is what gives them pumps. High heel pumps are among the best heels that go with everything, in my opinion.

 

Mary Jane High Heels

Pump-like Mary-Jane heels have a closure in the center of the foot, typically a buckle and strap.

The style of shoe is American by origin and has long been a favorite among young girls.

But designers like Manolo Blahnik have used it to make a very mature shoe.

 

Platform Heels

Platform heels are heels with an additional component—a platform—under the front of the outsole to increase height. A platform can be seen on any style of high heel shoe.

as the platform itself lowers the angle of the foot and eases stress on the ball of the foot, platform heels are typically more comfortable. The height of the platform actually can change.

D’Orsay High Heels 

It’s a pair of shoes that has the area on at least the front of the shoe where the arch of the foot is carved off.

Although D’Orsay shoes are typically heels, they can also be worn as oxfords, booties, or ballerina flats. Ankle straps are on some.

 

Flat form High Heels

Wedge heels without an incline are known as flat form heels. It functions as a kind of platform that runs along the entire outsole with an even size, keeping the foot flat but on a pedestal.

In the 1970s, flat forms—similar to platforms—were popular.

The heel height should be one of your top priorities while looking for high heel shoes. It is advised to stick to the metaphorical training wheels using a pair under two inches if you’re new to the footwear style.

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BY: DANIYAL KHAN

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