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As long as "she" is wearing heels like these i think stiletto is appropriate:

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1 hour ago, Cali said:

"she"????

Outside of this forum a "she" is much more likely than a "he"!

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3 hours ago, Shyheels said:

Yes, high heels is a very broad term and fairly meaningless in terms of style, aesthetics or fashion. Only slightly more specific than saying footwear.

So if you can provide a picture of the heels it is better than a desciption with many words! 🤓

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On 1/10/2022 at 5:26 PM, Rockpup said:

New snow boots, the Cloak model from Steve Madden. Over half off right now, they fit snug.

https://www.stevemadden.com/collections/womens-booties/products/cloak-black

Very nice looking heels! 

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In Germany the use of the english term "high heels" means at least 4"/10cm and a slender/thin heel. If you have a shoe with a blockheel it will be called "Absatzschuh", even if it is in excess of 4"/10cm. 

An example:

In german understanding these are not "high heels" but "Absatzschuhe", despite a heel of more than 10cm.

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