How To Walk In High Heel Womens Dress Shoes

 by: Bowe Packer

Although many women love high heels, others don't wear them very often. Womens dress shoes, especially high heels, are very intimidating. But, high heeled shoes for women don't have to have this effect on your decision to wear them.

So, when a "high heel occasion" presents itself, many women will run and hide making every excuse in the book why not to attend the event. These famous heel high shoes for women don't have to send you running for the hills. Don't let fear keep you from wearing the dress shoe of your choice and having a great timeout dancing the night away! Walking in high heels doesn't have to be such a challenge and with a bit of practice, you'll be stepping out and dancing in the high heels of your choice in no time.

Stepping Out In High Heels - Shoes For Women:

1. First practice just standing in high heels. Put yourself in front of a full length mirror, standing for a while, then turning slightly from side to side. You will not only be able to check your posture and profile, but just standing in high heels will help remove some of your apprehension and let you get accustomed to the extra inches in the heels. A woman's dress shoe is about feeling comfortable in her own minds eye.

2. Try the high heel out by taking a few steps. If possible, do this at first on a hard floor or in a room with low carpeting. Then if possible try them out on thicker or padded carpeting. But, keep in mind this is a progression, don't just jump right to thick carpeting. High heel dress shoes for women are fun once you learn how they feel.

3. OK, now as you walk in high heels, remember to keep your legs straight and as close together as possible. Start yourself off with slow, determined steps at first, being extra conscientious of each step and the placement of each foot. As your confidence and experience build, walking in high heels will become much more natural. Walking in high heel shoes for women will become second nature the more you walk in them.

When it comes to actually walking comfortably in your womens high heels - practice, practice, practice is what it will take. Wearing high heels is a totally different walking experience, and if you take it for granted or think you know how, you'll not only end up with sore feet, but possibly an injury. And if your first experience is bad will you ever return for a second try? Most likely not, leaving you doomed to flats forever. So, when your are shopping for those designer dress shoes like stuart weitzman and claudia cuiti remember to buy the ones you like and have fun!