

Wearing high heels can make you look graceful and feminine with slimmer legs, and flat stomach. Even if you think you’re ‘too tall’ or ‘can’t walk in heels’, think again. Sexy heel is a must have accessory that can transform and add a sense of oomph to any outfit. It can also do wonders for your stride, but walking in high heels is not a natural talent - it's learned skill, perfected by practice and discipline.
Before we learn how to walk, it’s important to learn how to stand. The same principle that works best with the heels - put them on, stand with your back straight. Taking this forward, one should remember that it's all about balance, once you're used to standing still in heels, you should find it easier to walk in them.
Begin with a shoe that has a broad, low heel (2-3 inches) and plenty of support over your foot and on the heel. Start slowly. Keep the pace steady and balance intact by swinging your arms a bit. Practice your pace walking back and forth. Once you're comfortable standing, wear your heels while you're doing stuff around the house. Get used to wearing them in familiar instances like going up and down stairs and lifting and carrying stuff or changing directions. Remember to keep legs close and toes out front for the best sexy heel walk, along with your back straight. Bad posture along with heels can call for a big disaster, so be sure to work on your posture before putting on heels. Walk heel to toe, not toe to heel. Put your heel down first, followed by your toe. This will give you more balance and make your stride look more natural.
You might start with chunky kitten heels first before you go all stilettos. Look for shoes with support like ankle strap or the design that holds your foot comfortably. Once you’ve gained excellence in small kitten heels and wedged heels, it’s time for you to try out the mother of heels. Stiletto heels are also referred to as ‘spike heels’. 3-4 inches will give you all the benefits of wearing high heels.
Give your feet a break. Sit down every twenty minutes or so. Don't take your heels off, this will only allow the pain to worsen. They swell a bit after you take them off, which make it harder to continue after.
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