LovesHiHeels

Every couple of months there is a Fetish market in London on a Sunday. Starts from about 12 noon till about 6pm and  then there is the after party. Was planing on going early and leaving before 6pm.  Still in the planning stage.

I did have something else in mind that might be easier. Think of going to one of the fetish markets that happens every month in London.

I,m not going to be adding a link for 7" heels if that the link you were asking for.

In what heels?

I do own a pair of 7" heels with a 2" platfoem. It is a strange feeling. but good and very comfortable.

On the other if I could a find a pair of 5" heels without a platform, would I not post a photo of them ? Maybe that other member that;s been responding and criticising could post some photos on here.

On 12/22/2015 at 5:38 PM, Chorlini said:

I really hate to sound like a broken record, I really do, but........ another platform?

You might not like platform but I have found that a small platfrom make the shoes loads more comfortable when walking outside. I,m not taking about the heel height, a small platform stops you feeling every little stone through the sole when walking..

Try looking on Just Fab and Asos websites. I have seen shoes with a 5" heel on there.

Not me. I never wear sweaters

It not so much the bust area. I try to buy  stretchy bodycon dresses. Any dress that shows any sort cleavage I try to avoid. I,m almost 6 foot tall and some dresses are just to short in the turso area.  I have broad shouldesr so some dresses with long sleaves are just to tight. Been trying to buy dresses with long sleaves to hide my arms. Having said that I do own dresses that do seem to fit me very well.

I seem to return more dresses now. Trying to buy different styles now but I just most dresses don't fit right. Might be handy if I was good with a sowing machine but I wouldn't alter a skirt maybe  to make the waist smaller or to repair.

Not sure why I started wearing heels but I know wanted to see If I could walk in high heels 

I have no problem with my feet being a size 9uk, but the bunions on both my feet are a problem.

I used to think that my feet looked smaller when I wear heels. I also sometimes think when I go to try on  a new pair of heels on for the first that my feet are never going to fit. The heels just look too small but still fit.

You might be best just going to your bank and just getting your money back.

26 minutes ago, Northeasthee said:

I have odd size feet for a male, mine are 24cm and find wearing a womens uk size 5 heel a perfect fit. I would say the arch on all my heels range between 4-5 inches (a 6 inch platform, for me, would have a 1-1.5" base etc..). Unfortunately mens sizes dont go down to uk 5 so i have to settle for a 6 in uk mens shoes. I think a 5.5 would fit better for me in mens shoes. When it comes to shoes in general, trying before buying is really the only way to go

I think you having small size feet and not being able to buy mens shoes in your size is a very good reason for buying women's s shoes.

First pair Tried on for about 4 hours, only worn inside.  In a wide fitting . Heel height is 4.5 inch or just over 11 cm. Strap can be removed. Little crease around one side,.Found to be on the large size so could well fit a size 10uk. Asking £15 for this pair.

Second pair. Only tried on. Found that the strap going around my ankle did not do up, but I do have wide anlkes. Asking £15 for this pair.

21 hours ago, wilecoyote said:

Size is a problem for: i don't know my US size...

Once, i bought Peaser, according to charts, 12 was good, when i received the shoes, they were very big for me!

I fit UK8 / Fr 41.5 (my feet are 275 mm long)

Size 12 is more  a uk9  If a size a size 12 is very big for you then maybe a size 10/11us would be more your size.  You going have to buy loads of shoes and untill you find your ideal size, but that part of the fun when wearing heels.

On 10/21/2015, 10:00:05, JeffB said:

Not to brag or boast, but I have exactly 60 skirts in my closet (I counted yesterday) at present. Every length from a 15 inch mini to a 40 inch floor duster; denim, corduroy, wool and other fabrics; A-lines and pencils; and in various colors, solids, plaids and patterns. Is that enough for me? To be honest, I'm not sure. I love wearing skirts so much, I can't say with a straight face that I do have enough.

It that to many skirts to own? Only you can answer that.

I have at the moment 20 skirts and 16 dresses.  At the moment I have space in my closet so I can still have more.  I have one skirt to sell (don't fit) and two need repairing. All the other skirts I want to keep. I also have 2 dresses that need to be sold, again don't fit  When i do run out of space in my closetI I will start selling more. I'm not going to keep on buying skirts and dresses untill I can no longer manage. I like to keep my clothes tidy in my closet.

Bunion on my big toe on my  foot.

Heels4men is still active and I post on there most weeks. Don't know why no ones been admitted since last year.

These pair came in the post today. From Nexr and have a heel almost 5 inch.

I never feel feminine while I,m wearing high heels, or skirts or dresses.   I don't won't to feel feminine.

You could just sell your heels on and buy another pair that might fit better.

Is the shoe stretcher you been using for flat shoes? Those will not work on high heels. 

I,m no expert in how long a pair of heels should last but I would expect a pair costing over 800 euros to last longer then 1 night out. I have worn a pair heels with a 7"  heels with a 2" platform out night out and not have a problem with the heels.

From what I,ve learnt on here is that you walk heel to toe.  Also go to another cobber and get a second opinion.

New Look do have a good return system but  you have to be very quick in returning shoes.  The 14 days return windows is from when you order them not when collect them or receive them.