When shoe shopping, it’s best to keep in mind that there’s a shoe for every leg type. And believe us, there are leg types. Just like a dress that hits right below the knee will make a short girl look like a munchkin, so will the wrong shoe turn a leg into a stump. Avoid fashion disaster with these tips on choosing the right high heel…
Super toned, long legs with skinny ankles.
Anything goes, but don’t go too high on the heel. Show off your muscular figure and take advantage of your thin ankles, but if the heel is too high, you risk looking slutty. Especially if your dress is short.
Short legs with thicker ankles.
Stick with an open toe and open heel stiletto with a strap that doesn’t cross too high on your foot to give your leg a longer look. A strap across the ankle always cuts the elongation someone sees when looking at your leg. And we want your legs noticed.
Toothpick legs.
For those endowed with skinny from thigh to toe, go for a classic shoe that covers heel and toe, especially if you’re tall.
Long and thick.
If you’re legs are long and you have meat on your bones, go for an open heel and/or an open toed strapless shoe. Remember the elongation mirage we talked about with thick ankles.
Got it? Good.
Now, shop on!
Pink. Rhinestones. Need we say more?
Regal purple floral clutch. We love the color. Shows off a girl’s fashion royalty.
The Betty shoe. Boop!
The Gisele shoe. You may not be able to leap like a gazelle, but at least your shoe’s named Gisele. I mean, come on.
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