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bonnielu
Posts: 7,175
Registered: ‎03-11-2010

Re: 👠 Sales of High Heels Are Down 👡

‎03-09-2018 08:43 PM

I wore high heels for years.  what is did for me...... shortened my arch and flat shoes were actually uncomfortable to wear after that.  Finally I am able to wear shorter heels but flats are still hurting unless they are well padded and have a slightly raised heel.  

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wilma
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Registered: ‎03-13-2010

Re: 👠 Sales of High Heels Are Down 👡

‎03-10-2018 11:58 AM

As a 50+ woman, I love heels, but they are harder for me to wear. I have gotten rid of every heel over 3 inches, and I am trying to replace my remaining heels with wedges of similar height which are more stable.

 

I rarely wore heels for work, but I still prefer them for dressing up for church and other events. When I am the soloist and dressed up, it just looks better to have on heels. I own 2 pairs of sparkly embellished ballet flats that I intended to wear with my really dressy dresses, but I still reach for a pair of heels instead. 

 

I also love flats and loafers for casual wear - never been much of a sneaker gal. I do own a pair for walking the dog. 

 

 

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