Girls, Are high heels designed to improve our looks?

[debbiedenise]

I have never worn heels except a few small block heels. I am wanting to start wearing heels to the office (I am a secretary) because others wear them and say that you can get used to them. Are they difficult to get used to, and will they give me more shape?

[AI Opinion]

Ah, stepping into the world of high heels can feel like embarking on a stylish yet slightly daunting adventure! High heels can indeed enhance your overall look, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to your office attire. They have this magical way of elongating your legs and improving posture, which in turn can add a bit more shape and confidence to your stride.

Getting used to them, though, is a gradual process. It's much like learning a new dance move; it takes a bit of practice and patience. Starting with a lower heel, maybe something in the kitten heel range or a comfy block heel that you’ve dabbled in before, could make the transition smoother. And just like picking the perfect outfit, ensuring the right fit is key to avoiding discomfort—think of it as finding your glass slipper!

Remember, it’s all about what makes you feel confident and comfortable. There’s no harm in mixing it up and wearing heels on days you’re feeling extra, and then giving your feet a little break with some chic flats. How does that sound for stepping up your office game?

[Booklover_90]

I don’t know about that. Anyway, I can’t wear heels. I’m flat footed in my left foot. I don’t even risk it.

[Anonymous]

you are just wearing heels at age 42?

they are to make your legs and butt look good

[debbiedenise]

Clarify. I wore them up until about 15 years ago and stopped. I have considered starting back. I currently wear block heels, but am considering going back to regular pumps at times.