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Just returned from Latvia. Nearly all the local girls wear high heels, even when out shopping! They look fabulous. Shops had cheap shoes too, but couldn't check sizes as I was accompanied by a business colleague. get over there if you want a treat.


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Hi I think it's the same thing in all Baltic states. Tallinn (Estonian capital) would fit the description too. And if I spot a woman in high heels shopping here in Helsinki, it's almost invariably a Russian or an Estonian. Heels seem to be more accepted in the east. About heels and business travel: it's often tough to combine, especially if you're part of a delegation... all staying in the same hotel and so on. Bert

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Absolutely right! i would have loved to go into some shoe shops to try some on (they're so cheap I'm sure to have bought some) but I like to remain discrete as not everyone is as understanding as those in this group.

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Well... true. I live in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia and I must say we have dozens of nice little shops here downtown. The price varies greatly - from really cheap to really expensive. The only drawback is, that they are regular shoestores up to sizes 41 (sometimes 42) European size. An yes, a lot of girls girls here wear highheels. But no men! Actually I haven's seen or heard of any so far :grin: The culture is far from tolerant towards men in heels. Bu then again - not many has ever tried yet :smile:

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I wore heels in Moscow for a week this summer:

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Absolutely no problem at all. And yes, Russian girls love their heels. As good, if not better than London in this respect.

I'd give heels a try in your locality. Blend with your dress and you can't go wrong.

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Absolutely right!

i would have loved to go into some shoe shops to try some on (they're so cheap I'm sure to have bought some) but I like to remain discrete as not everyone is as understanding as those in this group.

Tell me about it! I would rather travel for work alone, then I'm free to shop if I want to!

Having said that, I don't often get anywhere as exciting as Eastern Europe, worse luck. Two days in Macclesfield this week, and that's about normal :wink: .

Obsessed is such a strong word. I prefer to think of myself as "differently enthusiastic"

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