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If you order them go a size up and make sure to check the returns policy. Best to try on before buying.

CL’s are narrow so depending on how wide your foot is, you may have trouble getting a good fit. Although the So Kate’s seemed wider than the Pigale.

Any comments or reactions on your lack of heels today? 

I like different types/style/shape of heels. Stiletto, block or wedge heels are all nice. Different ones for different occasions or activity levels.

My western/cowboy boots are my most masculine heels. 

6 inch non platform court shoe/pump in size 7uk

Those shoes are Mary Janes, as you said. Character shoes are often Mary Janes style. I think character shoes is just a term used in dance/theatre.

Character shoes are often designed to have tap plates added to the toe and heel. Then used for tap dancing.

I can do photos. At the moment my shoes are in storage. I have moved them temporarily to help speed up the moving of old furniture, once the new furniture is delivered.

I have just got two pairs of character shoes. One pair is black and the other pair is tan/beige. They are the higher heeled (3”) style, like was pictured earlier. I tried them on in the dance shop and they fitted well.

The young lady working there said I walked well in them. They have a soft lining. They do lots of other styles. So I may buy some more.

One style had a shorter strap and a button to fasten them. The strap was too short to do up. The style with the buckle has a longer strap, so I got that style. I prefer the buckle style anyway.

The adverts are all posted in the women’s section of Amazon. But in the description it says in men’s sizes and if ordering as a woman’s size goe smaller.

Nice wedges NEHeels. I would like a pair of higher heeled wedges. Most I see are lower than those. Unfortunately they are sold out.

Character shoes are nice. I haven’t got a pair, but I may do one day. I prefer the high heel ones.

I have got a pair of ladies tap dancing shoes that look similar. They have a quite a low heel

I know a lady who does a lot of dancing. She knows I wear heels and she might be getting me a pair of dance shoes. They have open sides, toe box, heel cup and an ankle strap. The heels are a tapered thicker stiletto. She showed me her pair and I liked them straight away.

22 hours ago, jeremy1986 said:

Nice going! Hope the 8's fit well. 

Btw, just saw your albums - wow, what a great collection! 

Thank you. I’m also hoping the 8 fit well and aren’t too big.

I will be getting these soon. They run small, so had to return the size 7 UK and order the size 8 UK.

I left a review. But it only shows I am male if you check the nickname/user name.

http://www.newlook.com/uk/womens/footwear/boots/black-lace-up-pointed-heel-boots/p/578358501?comp=Browse

1 pair of formal shoes, 2 pairs of trainers. Compared to a lot of women’s shoes and boots.

I prefer the court shoes/pump, but you are the one going to wear them, so it should be you who chooses.

If the code is a stock/item number, you can search the name on the box with the code and you may find them. You could even phone a shop/store and give them the code. If it is valid, you can then check to see if there are any in stock or possibly order a pair.

My latest pair. Brand new, but from a charity shop. I went in to buy something else and just as I saw them a lady picked them up. She tried them on, but they didn’t fit her comfortably. She put them back. I checked the size and took them to the lady who was working the till. She asked if they were my size and I replied yes. We chatted for a while and she said the item I was looking for was in the other charity shop.

i went there and got it. Had a look at the shoes and boots there, but there wasn’t any I wanted.

I have done this before and it worked well.

Nice boots and congratulations on going out in them.

Go for it. You could pay at the pump, if you don’t want to go inside to pay. Choosing which pump to use could make it less likely (or more likely) for others to see you are wearing heels.

I have worn block heels to interviews before. Nothing was said. I wore heels and got my curren job. Unfortunately the dress code is casual, so more trainers than shoes or boots.

The title of the thread may give the size (US10)

They may have noticed or not. Those who notice are usually too polite to say anything negative. They don't know you and you don't know them.

Hello

My heel wearing is the same as yours. I wear my heels with men's clothing only.

I mainly wear thicker/block heels in public, but sometime wear stiletto heels to. 

I wear heels, jeans or trousers and shirt depending on if I'm in casual mode or formal mode.