Sentences with phrase «heels than flats»

I was more comfortable in heels than flats.

I wear more heels than flats as I always associated flats with comfort and practical reasons: in winter on icy paths, in summer when it is hot or when I am travelling.

I don't like wedges — I don't buy anything I can't ride a bicycle (a short distance for errands) in — but often I'm more comfy in low chunky heels than flats.

Not exact matches

They have a heel and are eighty five times more comfortable than my flats.

Add a good collection of black shoes in boots low, boots high, booties, kitten heels, flats, sandals and thongs and I am more than half way there.

In the final experiment, Guéguen found that men in a bar were quicker to start chatting with a woman wearing heels than when she was wearing flat shoes.

How to: Stand tall with your feet wider than shoulder - width apart, heels flat on the ground and toes pointed forward.

Depending on your height, it's possible that your heels may be up off the floor rather than flat.

They are zero drop so the heel and the forefoot are the same height off the ground, they're fairly lightweight, they're they're not quite racing flat light but they're lighter than your typical more traditional training shoe.

In fact, according to the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (ACFAS) in 2006, an increase in usage of flip - flop sandals by teens and young adults has led to an increase in heel pain.3 ACFAS spokesperson Marybeth Crane, DPM, has reported that practitioners are seeing more heel pain more than ever in patients 15 to 25 years old, noting that heel pain is a marker of plantar fasciitis which accounts for 15 % of all adult foot complaints.3 Furthermore, the ACFAS recommends that patients with heel pain should avoid flat shoes with paper - thin soles and should also avoid walking barefoot since wearing flat shoes (including flip - flops) and walking barefoot provides little cushioning as well as little to no arch support.3 This lack of arch support and cushioning of the heel while wearing flip - flops seems to exacerbate any abnormalities in the biomechanics of foot motion, and may perpetuate heel pain and inflammation.

And you'll always look taller wearing a heel or a wedge rather than flats.

The best advice is to stick with a heel that's no higher than 3 inches, and vary your heel height as much as possible: high heels one day, comfy flats the next.

Some may find styles with a low heel or wedge more comfortable than a true flat.

When travelling you'll want to opt for more flats than heels, sometimes I don't even bother with heels at all and just take an extra pair of more dressy flats.

something a little dressier than your average flat bootie and the chunky / block heel makes it a comfy pick for an 8 to 5 workday.

A flat was never to be seen on any post, my heels were higher than my bills.

If you do select the flat over a pair of heels; go with a loafer style (tassels are based on personal choice) because they're a little more professional than say ballet flat.

Flared jeans and flats will make your legs look shorter than they are, so opt for heels with that style!

I find a small heel like this to be better for long days on your feet than complete flats..

The bottom part of the leg flares out more than I expected, but they still work well with flats and heels.

I guess I just have a hang up about wearing ankle boots (or even heels or flats) that are a different color than my tights because I'm afraid it will make me look stumpy.

Over the course of my early twenties, I had to come to the realization that I was never going to grow taller than 5» 4, and for that simple truth I have learned to appreciate high heels for their flattering benefits.

I mainly stick to flats and boots, with the occasional high heel shoes no bigger than 2 - 2.5 inches.

I probably spend $ 15 - 40 per season per pair and can typically get at least 3 or 4 years of life out of each pair of heels and flats that I buy, sometimes more (I have a pair of oxfords going strong at age 7), rather than replacing.

For the shorter than average gal, the maxi is not the most flattering length but that's why I have footwear with heels.

I've mentioned before, I feel more comfortable wearing heels than sneakers or any type of flat shoe.

I think tie - up flats are more work appropriate than heels.

Wear your high heels, your flats, anything lower than ankle, OR anything knee length and above.

I got them for just above $ 20 at ASOS and am obsessed with the metallic rose gold finish — plus they're the perfect height for someone like me who wears flats way more often than heels.

I love flats, I have more of»em than those high - heeled shoes.

I have a heeled pair, so when I got the opportunity to try a flat pair from Choies for less than $ 80, I jumped at the chance.

Good health and being able to walk, even on flat shoes, is much more important than high heels.

Do you own more sneakers than heels and flats?

Walking around all day can put a lot of pressure on your feet, so deciding between heels or flats is sometimes an easy choice and what better choice is there than a timeless ballerina flat?

Personally, I actually do better in some of my heels than some of my flats because they are built with more support.

The width of the pants legs is not too wide as to overpower me and my flats have about a 3/4 ″ heel which I find much more comfortable than true flats.

I plan on throwing on some bling, some red lipstick and some cute flats (I can't fit into heels for more than 20 minutes).

Even with my disproportionally long legs, these can make me look a little squatter than I want, especially when paired with flats or even heeled booties.

I love shoes and booties with chunky heels, and am actually more comfortable walking in them than in truly flat shoes — moreover they give us shorties some much - needed cm!

These silver diamante sandals have a low wedge heel, which is much more comfortable than either high heels or a completely flat sandal.

Sometimes you just need a break from heels and summer is always when I reach for the flats a little more often than any other time of the year.

Although you don't want to be taller than your new hubby, being the same height is actually very flattering in photos (our photographer told us that) and the higher the heel, the more statuesque the outline of a long dress looks.

Of course, if you can't walk in them, skip the heels — there's nothing less flattering than wearing an item that's obviously causing discomfort.

Way more style than a flat, but more comfortable, wider toe box, moderate not stiletto heel makes my feet smile!

Block heel boots, wedge heel boots, platform boots, and the classic heeled knee - high boots — they're all reliably present from one season to the next and are much less trend - influenced than flat shoes or stiletto pump shapes.

Feel I got more flats than heels!

To keep things clean and modern I opt for a slightly pointed (rather than round) boot with a flattering heel - this can be stiletto or cuban, as long as it is not too blocky.

Besides that the key to a boho wedding is comfort and let's be honest flats are always more comfortable than heels.

While strappy neutral flats are perfect for weekends, every girl needs a bit of a heel once in a while, and nothing is more timeless than black.

I could have easily opted for regular too but I plan on wearing this dress more often with flats than heels.