If you're gonna walk the walk in a hot pair of shoes you have got to know the language.
I'm about to give you a quick tutorial on the various trendy types of shoes, their names and the vital description of their personality and tips on when to wear them.
But honestly you wear your shoes with what ever makes you feel good. Shoes are so much about the feeling! This is important for any budding shoe lover as you may now both walk the walk and talk the talk in the wonderful world of shoes.
- Pumps - The high-heeled shoe for high powered moments. Wear these anytime you need a power edge.
- Slingbacks – Super hot and sexy pen-backed shoes with a slinky little strap running along the heel. Wear these when you feel the urge to turn heads.
- Kitten heel – A cousin to the stiletto, with a smaller version heel about 1”-2”. This is a good shoe to look hot in and yet not fall on the dance floor.
- Stacked heel - A substantial and stable heel, made from thin slices of wood layered or stacked together as if building a tall sandwich. These babies can be squared or tapered; these shoes are for getting down to business and taking names all the while looking good enough to distract your prey or shall we say play mates. Shoes make for fun and feeling good and there is never enough!
- Mary Janes - The smart flat, rounded at the toe with a strap across the bridge of the foot shoe. This shoe sends the message; I’m a free spirit that demands respect.
- Toe cleavage - A pump with the toe compartment cut low enough to see a bit of toes. These are to catch the eye of the foot lover, or rather tease them a bit.
If you love pink you will no doubt love these pretty in pink pumps.
Nothing says femininity quiet like a shy pink little number, so if the soft spoken innocent look is what your after, for just this moment in time, the pastel pink pump will get you there.









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Thanks for the idea.