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Pick out a stylish pair of heels! I feel stylish, powerful, and feminine when I wear it. But occasionally it can also be a little challenging or even frightening.
We’ll demonstrate how to wear high heels casually so you can do it every day without appearing too dressed-up.
1. Type of heel
Block heels, conventional pumps, and wedges are the most casual types of heels. They provide more solidity and support, making it simpler to enter them without drawing attention to yourself. But if you know how to dress them down, you can easily get away with a stiletto or a peep toe as well!
Not to mention, there are many sizes available for heels. You don’t have to put on the tallest 5-inch stiletto to join the group of “women wearing heels”! A pair of 2.5′′ mules looks AMAZING with summer attire. So adorable and chic!
2. Pick the right shoe
As you are aware, heels come in a wide variety of sizes, styles, and forms. You can choose from elegant stilettos, traditional pumps, wedges, block heels, peep toes, plateaus, and more. Despite their apparent similarity, each of them serves a distinct mood and purpose. For instance, if you want to keep it informal, I would avoid plateaus. Instead, choose a classic pump, strappy heels, mules, or high boots with a heel.
Let’s now discuss the color selections! Obviously, you don’t want your heels to draw attention to themselves, at least not if you want to appear carefree and unassuming. Therefore, stay away from colors that really stand out, such as neons, reds, hot pinks, and other vivid hues. My suggestion is to stay with blacks, nudes/beiges, or if you’re feeling bold, maybe a crisp white!
The content is equally important. For what we are aiming for, a sequin, metallic, or glittering finish is a bit excessive. You’ll be OK if you choose a matte or suede shoe!
3. Style the outfit
Consider a ragged pair of mom jeans, a bulky turtleneck, a cable knit sweater, a flowing t-shirt, a warm teddy coat, or an enormous camel coat. Speaking of casual, don’t be scared to match a cozy pair of sweatpants with high heels! I ADORE the way that seems!
Conversely, wearing jeans and thick sweaters will make you look carefree and informal while a business suit or cocktail dress will make the shoes look sophisticated.
Working with a standout item of clothing, especially one that is lovely and big, is the key. This will soften the overall appearance and detract from the prominence of your heels.
4. Believe in yourself
The most valuable item in your wardrobe isn’t material or physical. It’s neither a pretty LBD nor a high-end bag.
Your knees may be overly straight. or crooked? Are your hips a touch shaky or stiff-looking? In each step, where do you place your feet? You’ll get excellent visual feedback from watching your own footage that you can put to use! Keep up your training!
Given how elegant ladies appear when they walk confidently in heels, wearing heels may help you look better in all of your outfits. Even though she is wearing heels, you can’t help but notice how happy she is with each stride. That’s the result you want to get! That easy, uncomplicated appearance!
Personally, I feel most assured when I’m donning ankle boots. They feel safer, which makes walking simpler. Every stride feels like my heel is coming off my shoe, and I don’t enjoy that. It can make me feel a little uncomfortable since it causes me to pinch my toes.
5. Stick with it and make it your aesthetic
Your coworkers will notice and may comment if you typically wear sneakers to work and suddenly show up in a great pair of heels. When you want to appear casual, you typically don’t want people to notice or comment at all, but it usually means a complement. All you want is for your shoes to go with your attire!
So keep going! Make heels a staple of your personal brand, style, and taste by wearing them frequently!
6. Use high heels everyday
People will grow accustomed to the concept of you wearing heels as you wear them more frequently. People will cease making remarks about it once it becomes a part of your particular style.
It’s crucial to understand that walking all day in high heels can be a little taxing on your feet. Make careful to stretch your feet and calves every day to avoid getting hurt. Extend the knee all the way and lift your toes. Every day, hold for at least 40 seconds on each side.
