Sentences with phrase «wear than heels»

Also, why are wedges so much for comfortable to wear than heels?

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Wozny says she always wears heels to work at a talent management agency (at least two inches but never more than four).

I'm sick of getting my hair highlighted and buying face creams that cost more than my cable bill and wearing heels and reading those bullshit articles with headlines like «How To Look Fabulous After Forty!»

If you do decide to wear heels, it's best to opt for lower options — ideally no more than 1 inch tall.

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.

Symptoms mostly occur when you wear shoes that crowd the toes (think narrow, pointy shoes or high heels), which may explain why the American Podiatric Medical Association says that women are up to nine times more likely than men to develop bunions.

When subjects wore flip - flop, they took shorter steps and their heels hit the ground with less vertical force than when they wore athletic shoes.»

They give a natural heel elevation and allow the power from your legs to be transferred better than when wearing soft - heeled running shoes.

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.

Wear those Choos for meetings and parties, but for extensive walking, slip on comfortable shoes (heels no higher than 1 1/2 inches, or 2 inches for wedges).

Believe me, it's super cold here, colder than where you are but I find if you wear a pretty coat over it, once you're inside a place, it no longer is cold I sometimes end up taking my shoes with me since we have snow here and I can't walk in heels in the snow.

Here I wore it over a slip dress with my trusty glittery heels and a faux - snakeskin clutch... but to be honest the the lower block heel works better with it than these do.

While these are not heels, they are dressier than a pair of sneakers — which is what I would usually wear.

You will be much warmer than the women who wear heels with their dresses!

They have a lower heel than I normally wear and the fabric on the legs is so perfect!

You can always find me wearing red during the holidays, red lips, heels and usually a clutch, nothing is more classic than that.

The dress that the Downton Abbey star wears with Gianvito Rossi heels and Kwiat jewels to an Entertainment Weekly party before the SAG Awards has a whole lot more color and whole lot less side cleavage than the dress she ends up wearing Sunday.

Worn with pointed toe heels, you'll stand taller and curvier than you actually are.

I have a lot of heels that I'll never be able to wear with him because I have this complex about being taller than my man.

They said that there's nothing better than a woman who can switch her style from wearing high - heeled stilettos to comfy sneakers.

In the summer when I wear a vintage dress, curled hair, heels and lipstick (as you know, my winter look is much more rockabilly than all out vintage so I don't get so many questions then) I constantly get asked by strangers if I'm in a play.

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.

I added some lace - up heels that I recently purchased to give the dress a bit more edge than it would have if I just wore plain heels.

Mules are one of the easiest ways to still wear heels and not have to do anything to put them on other than slipping your foot inside!

Not only do they go everything, from office wear to jeans to nice dresses, but they are also so much more comfortable than any pair of heels.

I So wanted this shoe to wear this summer with whites, pastels and navy... the heel height is perfect, the colors in the plaid rock, but alas, although it was a 1/2 size larger than my usual size, it was still too tight across the vamp and too short for my toes.

Temperatures were a little warmer than what we have been seeing recently, so I was able to finally wear my leopard Sam Edelman kitten heels I got a few weeks ago.

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

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

The regular length was a little on the shorter side, I had 1 inch sandals on and it skimmed the floor nicely, but couldn't wear any heel or wedge taller than that.

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.

There is nothing I can imagine being more divine than a woman wearing a high heel.

i feel like my first choice fits my lifestlye a bit more, its on - trend but since the heel is natural and it has a little bit of black on the sides, it is more casual and i can probably wear them with anything, where as the white kitten heel booties are super chic and different than my usual style, but something about them really attracts me!

I adore the ultralong hems that are in trend now but other than wearing them indoors (with shoes that are clean and whose heels won't pinch the hems) I just can't manage to keep them clean and intact.

I think you wear leopard print heeled boots waaaay better than Prince.

I am 5» 6 and then with heels, just feel they are a little shorter than I am comfortable wearing.

It's more than long enough to wear with high heels and fits amazing!!!

This time, a woman wearing high heels, the charm of temptation, men will seek to recover only gradually do more than traces of trance or dream alone......

I do, however, wear my heeled clogs often, and I find that my heeled boots get more wear too — maybe because the heels are chunkier than my pumps?

The ones I've linked are about a 1/2 ″ lower heel than what I'm wearing, which would be SO much more comfortable.

There could be propably many «petite» girls who'd like to see themselves taller than they are but without the necessity to wear high heels.

There's no better way to walk down the aisle than in these elegant sneakers: height without the heel, dance - all - night comfort, plus versatile style so you can keep wearing them well after the big day.

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.

True, the contraband (brand name not to be mentioned) boots I'm wearing today are not the leg - lengthening heels my poor diminished silhouette is starving for, they are, quite honestly, much more my speed than the very very very comfortable Ecco ones.

Haha), and the article suggested wearing round or square toe shoes instead of pointed toe shoes... but man, I think pointed toe heels look so much better than a round toe.

It was weird, I didn't wear heels or wedges one time when we were in Florida, which is SO different than I how I typically dress on vacation, it truly is more about comfort and ease for me right now in my life.

I don't know about you, but as much as I love to dress up and wear heels with my hubs, there's nothing I love more than putting on pjs and getting uber cozy.

So far, I've been leaning towards things that are generally more formal than the dress code for teachers in most public schools just to further differentiate myself from the students, and I've mostly been wearing heels (which also give me a slight height advantage, because I'm petite).

If you're like me I always struggle with what to wear on the most casual days, I don't know why but sometimes it's harder to look put together but casual & comfy than it is to get all dolled up in a fun party dress and heels.