HAMPTON HEELZ LLC
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Know Your Heelz and How/When to Wear Them
Heelz Guide
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If anyone has ever said that a woman can have too many shoes, well, Hampton Heelz has to say “No way!” For most women, it goes without saying, heels are one of our most essential accessories to bring out the best in any ensemble worn, whether there’s a wedding, prom, party, date night, or girls night out, we’ve got you covered. However, it is absolutely significant for a woman to know all about the different types of heels there are and how to style them with specific attire. If you are a newbie to the heels game and not quite sure what type of footwear will enhance your ensemble, no matter the occasion, you’ve made the right stop to shop with Hampton Heelz. So, whether you are a heels connoisseur or just need some guidance on how to pick the right pair of shoes to wear with a particular outfit, please proceed to our ‘Heelz Guide’ below to assist you in picking the right heels.
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1. Stilettos
This set of high heels shoes are a classic and the mother of all heels. Every woman should own at least one pair of stilettos. They are closed-toe, elevated in height, runs 4 to 6 inches high and comes in so many designs and colors. Although they may appear impractical to walk in these shoes, once you wear a pair of these beauties, they make you feel like the boss you are and there’s no turning back. Stilettos are very versatile and owning a pair of black or nude may be all you need, as they can be worn with any outfit from your wardrobe, whether it’s to the office, attending a party, or a formal or casual event, these heels will fit the occasion.
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2. Pumps
Though very similar to stilettoes, these heels are not as high, which are typically 3 to 4 inches in height and low-cut around the front. These heels can be comfortably worn to work, to party wear dresses or as everyday essential footgear. Wear these heels with any dressy or casual outfit and they’ll look great.
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3. Wedge Heelz
These heels are for woman who has discovered that 6-inch stilettos are uncomfortable and just a bit too much to walk in. The beauty of the wedge heels, they provide elevation like other heels, but are much easier to walk in because there is no separation from the heel to the sole and the weight of the shoe is equally balanced out. Wedge heels can be worn with just about any outfit, including dresses.
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4. Platform Heelz
Unlike wedges, platforms are thick and chunky under the front of the sole, making them more comfortable to walk in because there’s less of a height differential between the back and front of the foot. Platform heels looks great with any well-fitted or bodycon dresses.
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5. Mules
Mules are slip-on heels with no backing and comes up high over the top of the foot. Believe it or not, these beauties are comfortable and easy to walk in. Once accustomed to wearing mule heels, they can feel pretty comfy, almost like slippers. Most mules have medium heels, likely with a curve design, but can also be designed as flats.
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6. Peep-Toe Heelz
The peep-toe style has been cutting-edge for some time and can be found in many designs, such as, heels, pumps, boots, ankle booties, flats and more. They are relatively conservative and can be worn for many occasions, i.e., the office, church, business affairs or much more. The peep-toe style is also perfect for all seasons of the year.
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7. Ankle Strap Heelz
These heels have become a household favorite for many women and can elevate any ensemble from jeans to elegant dresses. However, some women shy away from ankle strap shoes because of a few common issues when wearing these types of heels, which is the ball of the foot sliding frontward, causing pain, wobbliness and toes to overhang the insole or front of the shoe. But, here’s the golden trick to avoid any of these problems from occurring, “Comfortably fasten, but avoid overtightening the ankle straps” and Walla! your foot sliding, uncomfortable foot pain days are gone. So, don’t sleep on these beauties that can be dressed up or down with various ensemble. Come on, give these ‘Heelz’ another try!