Camp Wild

You just need to look back on the early 80’s to get a good sign of the do’s and don’ts of wearing heels. I am of course thinking of the pinstripe jeans and white stiletto look which flooded the streets of suburban Britain in and around 1982. It’s not to say that the look failed to look great on the catwalk or that indeed stilettos shouldn’t have been worn at all . The point I’m making an attempt to make is that when wearing a formal ladies shoe, treat it with the respect it merits and try it with the right outfit. The next thing is rarely purchase an extremely cheap shoe of any kind. Not only are they horrifically bad for your feet, but they are going to look as cheap as they wore. Good price shoes are dissimilar. Good price means less expensive than expected for a great look.

So women, what kind of shoes are we going for nowadays and how are we going to pair them up? What are the rules? Generally speaking, don’t wear heels with bare legs unless you are well moisturised and at least a little bit tanned. Fake tan is perfectly satisfactory as long as it done well and not dark orange round the back of the heel. Wearing no tights is commonly only best when it is really hot or your are wearing a peep-toe sandal. The platformed heels are the best to stroll in and will give you lots of added height. If you are wearing trousers, a heeled bootie or brogue look will look super efficient.
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source: Women’s Shoes