Varying from casual to elegant, wedges shoes come in all styles and heights. While wedge heels are a very fashionable and versatile choice for women, they will not look much at all, or with any outfit

- and like any shoe style, they have their advantages and disadvantages.

What exactly is a Wedge Heel shoes? On most shoes, “chop” is just under the sole of the foot, but a wedge heel runs under the foot, from the back to the middle or the front.

As you probably guessed, is a wedge shape, but not in all segments of its high heels. In fact, it range from low to high, but the shape and length of the heel that classify as a wedge.

Advantages of Wedge shoes:
The shoes add height, but are easier to run than in stilettos. 
Wedges shoes have a very cosmopolitan look at them - they are worldly and sophisticated.
A wedge heel looks great with almost any length skirt or dress.
Wedge shoes, by nature, are a fashionable choice - simply by choosing to wear you on your fashion quotient.
Wedge shoes will add definition and shape to heavy ankles, making it seem thinner.

Disadvantages of Wedges shoes :
Wedge heels still chopping, with all its pitfalls. Do not be naive to think you can submit a marathon in them.
Wedge there may be a bit clunky, especially in combination with very tight appropriate clothing.
This style often seem a bit on the casual side. Although dressier styles of wedges, finding a really elegant one can be a bit difficult.
A thick wedge shoes will really skinny ankles seem even thinner.

Hot fashion with:
Running skirts, Bohemian styles, Dunne, misty substances, Wrap dresses, Wide or flared trousers or jeans

Not fashionable with:
Pencil skirts, Capris, Pants on narrow or straight legs