Strappy heels come in varied styles to suit different occasions. A chunky strappy heel is a perfect pick for a picnic out, while a classic black stiletto is an excellent choice for a night out. However, your body built is the primary determinant of what type of strappy heel to wear. A wrong choice can make you not stand out as expected even though you choose the best heels in the shop. Below are some of our guidelines on diverse types of heels that suits your feet.
Muscular of Curvy legs
The best heels for muscular or curvy legs are the chunky heels and thick strapped that helps in balancing your proportions. Chunky straps are usually combined with thick heel. The straps crossed over the toes and buckled around the heel or ankle, whereas closed-toed strappy heels cross over the ankle. Some of the strappy heels come with a platform base giving them a less formal look. For a formal occasion, strappy heels in the closed-toe, and a strap around the ankle will be ideal. They are also more streamlined than the intricated designs which exude classic sophistication.
Thin Legs
For thin legs, you may pick on ankle strap sandals, which will balance your proportions. You can also rock stylish embellishments like ruffles, rosettes, gems, flowers, and bows. These will make you look great at the same time will add a sort of whimsical feel to your style. For a cocktail dress or evening gown, stilettos are the sexiest choice. Strappy stiletto heels may have a dramatic effect; therefore, they do not have to compete with the rest of the outfit.
Short legs
If having short legs, we recommend that you do away with ankle strap sandal since they make your frame look more concise than usual. Go for a low-contrast shade that will blend perfectly with your skin tone. Heels do vary as we have some that are lean and long, while others are chunky and short. Depending on your frame, for slimmer legs, stiletto or cone will be ideal, and for thick short legs, chunky heels will be the best option. Cone heels usually are more viscous than stilettos and are more comfortable to walk in.
Long legs
In most cases, tall women get turned off by very high heels. Kitten heels or heels that are about a half an inch and not beyond two inches top are good options if you have long legs since they will flatter your frame. Remember, you should wear what makes you comfortable and not what everyone is wearing. Not all shoes that look great on your friend will look good on you too. Therefore, keep these guidelines in mind as they will help you land on a perfect choice for your feet.
