When is the best time to Wear Heels?......

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My network is amazing, Its what you call an Hierarchical Network starting from me and it just keeps growing and getting bigger everyday. My network is where everything happens.I also drew out my network through PowerPoint. i would say my network is centralised because i am in control of what is happening  around me. furthermore my network is a hierarchical network because I am the node and the people in my network all report back to me and this can be through different types ways whether through email, social networs or face to face.

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• Do men prefer  women that wear heels or flats?
• Can a Feminist wear High Heels
  

High Heels History

High heels first became a fashion phenomenon when taken up by 15th-century Venetian courtesans. In more recent times, they have appeared in a mind-boggling array of shapes and sizes. Here is chart their evolution from the turn of the 20th century to today

Marie Lloyd, the famous music hall artiste, wears a pair of satin high-heeled pumps c.1900

The actor Carol Goodner reclines on deck in a jaunty little outfit. Note the close proximity of a lifebelt - a health and safety requirement when wearing high heels on board ship in the 1930s.

And in 1970 they are de rigeur on the beauty pageant circuit. Well, the policeman seem to like them ...

Can you really walk in those?

 Nicholas Kirkwood shoes, according to Elle editor-in-chief Lorraine Candy, 'are ­without doubt the most comfortable of all the new designers.'

Lorraine Candy, editor-in-chief, Elle
"The easiest and most impressive heels of the moment come from Nicholas Kirkwood. The sculptural look and fierce styling implies they'll be a devil to keep on all day but they are without doubt the most comfortable of all the new designers. I wore his 6in black suede ankle boots from dusk to dawn at last season's fashion shows and it's the first time I haven't changed to flats during the day. I once ran for a number 82 bus in them without mishap, prompting a passerby to shout, 'Ridiculous.'"

Rosamund Pike, actor
"When I'm wearing very high heels, people always ask me rather suspiciously, 'Can you really walk in those?' and when I'm wearing Sergio Rossi the answer is always, blithely, 'Absolutely.' Believe it or not, you can even dance in them."

Kirsty Wark, broadcaster
"Honestly, I find Ferragamo to be the most comfortable. It must be something to do with the quality of the craftsmanship and the materials they use that means I can wear them without resorting to the ever-present flats I have in my handbag."

Nicole Farhi, designer
"I am never comfortable in high heels, unless I hold David's arm (David Hare, Nicole's husband). And therefore it is thanks to David and not the shoemaker. Since I started designing my own shoes, I wear those as I find them the most comfortable. Before that, though, I very much liked Alaïa…"

Elle Macpherson, model and businesswoman
"Christian Louboutin and Charlotte Olympia , because they balance height and comfort with extraordinary attention to detail, without compromising fit."

Brix Smith-Start, co-owner and buyer of Start Boutique, and TV presenter
"It's impossible to answer generically because everybody's foot is different, but with my foot issues (bunions and flattening arches – truly glamorous!) I live in Acne and Maison Martin Margiela. Their lasts are generous and they don't go bonkers for height but they're always a little bit edgy and interesting."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2011/feb/19/comfy-high-heels?INTCMP=ILCNETTXT3487


















The Heel .........Meet the  Creators.....

High heels have become a fashion trade mark and a signature fashion accessory from the 15th century venetian courtesans . However these heels have creators behind them that design these heels that to many people its either pain or pleasure .

High heels are a woman's favourite thing in the world. to some they are to die for and to some , well not so very much their favourite. High heels have grossed in the pages of the Internet and of cos other media resources like magazines Vogue without high heels there will be no catwalk show .

Heels are worn by all From our favourite  celebrities like Rihanna that own more than 40 pairs of the shoe designer from my  Christian Louboutin to Victoria Beckham and Jessica Simpson that love heels so much they were it whilst pregnant. however Other will argue its not safe to wear them being pregnant but when you are a celebrity like Victoria Beckham no one tells you what to wear.

Many woman will argue that wearing heels can be a struggle for them, some avoid it and some, well unless there is a party the heels stay in the box. I decided to actually go out and find out what woman really think of wearing heels and whether its pleasure or pain.

Heels that makes you wanna............

The horse Shoe



Alexander Mcqueen Claws