NrthEastHeel

June 2008 i joined , so on the late end of the time frame mentioned in first post. But wow, been on here 17 years, seems a long time 🤣

My instincts are telling me that the focal point of the outfits will be the shoes, given the colors and style, perhaps a simple pair of skinny jeans might work. I think 🤣

For me, wearing heels evolved in different stages. From an early age (early teens) i was fascinated with heels, loved the shape and appearance. I cant remember when i tried on a pair of heels for the first time but the furtherest memory i have is in the early 90's, trying a pair of heels my friend (she) had lying about. I was lucky as i have small feet so the fit was almost right. I purchased my first pair in my late 20s (late 90's) when i lived on my own. I accumulated a small collection of heels and boots which i wore occasionally when opportunities arose. Leaping forward til about 6 years ago, wearing heels is basically a daily event for me. The styles have changed a lot over the years, and have a mixed array of styles and colours, but now comfort is the foundation of any pair i add to my collection.

Excellent shoes 😍 👌

Just purchased these for an insanely low price, £1.75 brand new. Was such an amazing bargain, would have been crazy not to. Theyre the Stessy from Aldo. Im just not sure what to wear with them 🤔 🤣

Try these links. https://www.aliexpress.com/i/32844508581.html https://www.amazon.com/Frankie-Hsu-Ladies-Stiletto-Heeled/dp/B0CQ3299JM

Heel height used to be a focal point for me in female shoes in my early days of heel wearing. In recent years its become more focal on style, with height becomming less considered. Having said that all my shoes range between 4" & 5" heel height (which is still high for size 5uk feet :). I have a combination of stilletto, slim block, and block heels and boots in my collection all within the 4-5" height range, but thats what im most comfortable in, and feel more naturalised in when walking