Louboutin or “red bottom shoes” as they are so well known for is the brain child of Christian Louboutin. Christian Louboutin was born in 1963 in France. He had a fascination with high heels as a teenager. After he was expelled form school at age 16 he started working for famed shoe designer Charles Jourdan…
Sultry Love by PoshCherylAnn featuring Stuart Weitzman evening sandals Last night at the 58th Grammy Awards Taylor Swift who won the album of the year Grammy, wore these simple elegant hi heels with her stunning Versace gown which you can see here
contrary to popular belief you do not have to wear white cloth shoes on your special day. the number one thing is for you to be comfortable in your shoes because you will be on your feet a lot during your wedding day. it’s probably worth it to consider having more than one pair of…
The sling back heel just has a strap that goes around the back of the achilles heel. This provides a more elegant look while still achieving the function of stabilization. Slingbacks can be considered a type of sandal and come in a variety of styles, with heel heights ranging from flat to high, heel types…
The main thing with a platform heel is that the sole of the front of the shoe is thicker. It is more comfortable because there is less of a height difference between the back and the front of the foot. A beautiful example is below.
Shortly after World War II, there was a demand for femininity amongst women. Consequently, the iconic stiletto emerged at this time. Below is a classic stiletto. The highest of all heels. Stilettos create a lengthening of the leg, They may cause problems walking for many people. Many stilettos have a platform that often makes it…
High heeled shoes were worn centuries ago. They were wooden soled and were interestingly traced back to Persian horse riders who used heels for functionality to help hold their feet in stirrups, features that are similar to today’s riding boots. They did not become mainstream until royals started to wear them. High heels have fallen in and…
