DressilyMe High Heels for Fall

To most of girls, a pair of beautiful heels is a wardrobe necessity worth investing in. Not only they are perfect to add extra glamour to any outfit, but they also make a statement themselves. So, for today's post, we will be taking a closer look at some fabulous high heels for fall as well as tips on how to walk in them well.

Fabulous High Heels for Fall

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If you are looking for some trendy shoes for fall, we would suggest investing in one or two pairs of these high-quality and classic high heels that will last you forever. While some leather high heels are more comfortable and long lasting, the black peep toe high heels can go with everything, from your very formal occasion dress to your favorite casual jeans, and instantly elongate your height to incorporate every outfit.

Tips on How to Walk in High Heels

Here at Dressilyme.com, we know not everyone wears heels or feels comfortable when walking in high heels. Therefore, the below tips are to help you get started. With practice, you will probably be walking like a professional model.

• Walk with small steps. This is safe and makes you get used to the heels. Never expect to be able to walk in sky-high pumps as fast as you normally do.
  
• Try something smaller. Especially for girls who never walked in high heels, wearing stilettos would get pain or even injury. Instead, some smaller heels such as wedge or 1 inch pumps will be more suitable.
  
• Walk heel to toe, not toe to heel. This will give you more balance and make your stride look more natural.
  
• Try walking on a straight line with confidence. Learn from how models do on the runway. When you walk with one foot in front of the other, it gives your hips the sway that models are known for.
  
• Do more practice! Like any other skill, practice will make you get good at walking in heels.

What Do You Think?

Do you love high heels? How many heeled pumps do you have then? Do you have any tips on walking in heels? Be sure to leave a comment and let us know!