When it comes down to it, high heel shoes look fantastic on, no question about it. And while many of us would love to wear high heels every day for the uber-flattering look, some of us can barely deal with them for a couple hours. Let's face it ladies, unless you're so used to wearing them that your foot is reshaped and calloused especially for them, high heels hurt!

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Getting into high heels for the first time and looking the part isn't something that can come easily to most women. If the first time you put them on is an evening you expect to look good sashaying forth fashionably on the dance floor at an office party, you could find yourself in a bit of a spot trying for success pulling it off like an old hand (an old foot?). But heels don't need to be such a challenge; if you know how to go about them.

Over the next couple of centuries, high heels became longer and more slender and the idea of the sexuality of feet and footwear grew at the same time in fashion, art and literature.

Again, you should probably go for a style that you are used to wearing. Bridal shoes come lots of different styles including sling backs, court shoes, open toe, closed toe, sandals and many more. Make sure you try on the style of shoe before you buy. It's not uncommon for women to have problems open toe shoes rubbing on their toes - something you really don't want on your wedding day!

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