I want to help my friend in her quest for a combination of stiletto heels 4 inches high; Mary Jane high heels style blue canvas. They also have a white trim. Does anyone know where in the United Kingdom can I advise her to buy?  You can find them at:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/images/B000YR34PM/ref=dp_image_text_0?ie=UTF8&s=miscellaneous

http://www.asos.com/Poetic-Licence/Poetic-Licence-Sling-Back-Contrast-Canvas-Court-Shoe/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=227454&cid=4172&clr=Navy&Rf-200=3&sh=0

http://www.asos.com/Asos/Floral-Print-Peep-Toe-Wedge/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=240900&cid=1931&clr=Blue&Rf-200=3&sh=0

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I in no way wear high heels before and presently bought for 4.5” stiletto high heels. I can walk in very slow way. Is this OK? How to walk in 4.5″ stiletto heels same speed as the wearing a flat shoe?If you have never try high heels before, do not imagine a quick walk in 4.5″ stiletto heels at any time almost immediately. Depending on how often you wear your high heels, you slowly but surely get used to the height and put its pressure on your feet.

I adore my high heels, but not any of them are higher than 4” and even I have to rest from my heels repeatedly. You should try practicing using them walk around at home before you try walking with them outside your home. It can be very embarrassing if they were new shoes and you are not familiar with wearing high heels everyday.

When you start trying your high heels, walking slowly is usual. When walking, do not forget to walk with your heel first, then the front part of the foot as you would in flat shoe. The only difference is the high heels put your foot at an angle that flat shoe do not. Try not to walk in many major steps. The beauty of high heels is walking stylishly, with small speed.

To walk in high heels, it is need much practices, extra heel pain, lots of wound and time to get your new stiletto heels. It took me about a year to break in and get used to my high heels boots.

I think maybe you ought to have bought shoes with a lower heel, similar to kitten heels. But if you do not be desperate to, you can practice with your high heels. Just keep trying, shortly you will can use the extra inches.

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I was confronted with these two high heels shoes in a book. I knew that both high heels were different in some way, but I could not understand what the difference is. So please help me.

Terry Biviano is an Australian shoe designer, so the stiletto heels he makes named to his name. A stiletto heels is a kind of thin high heels shoe.

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My friend told me that she has incident in the wearing of a 5 1/2 inch stiletto heels on a show. Everyone is awfully said, “Oh my god, it’s too high”. Are 5 1/2 inch stiletto heels very hard to walk in it?

Well, the first thing most women amplify the height of their heels. A real 5 1/2 inch stiletto heel is very high. These high heels were actually quite normal back in the late 1980’s style and women wore this really earlier than the newer “stripper high heels” took over. But yes, 5 1/2 inch stiletto heels are very high, but you can walk with a little practice. I have 2 or 3 truly cool pairs of them that I got at a economic store with a metal tip high heels that I getaway for 80 night occasionally.
6 inches is the top stiletto heels size and I use 6 inches high heels when I am present at a party simply once a month. Not good if you’re planning to have babies, so wear stiletto heels no more than once per month only.

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