There should be a law against this feet-deforming high heel shoes made by Karo Shoes and spotted by Trend de la Creme.
The strappy black shoes on display have a minimum vertical height of 8 inches. The first pair featured does not have what I would call heels, so the woman who’s brave enough to climb into these killer pieces of footwear would have to place her entire weight on the balls of her toes--without the comfort and support of real heels.
These killer shoes are what I’d call “drive by” footwear.
What's Driving This Trend
- Healthy Footwear
- There is a demand for comfortable and healthy footwear that does not deform feet like the torturous high heel shoes seen in the article.
- Inclusive Design
- Inclusive design can offer a solution for fashion and footwear that can be worn by all without causing pain or discomfort.
- Sustainability in Footwear
- Sustainable footwear that puts the health of the wearer first while also considering the environmental impact can be a promising trend to explore.
Who This Affects Most
- Footwear
- Footwear companies can innovate by offering comfortable and inclusive designs that prioritize the wearer's health.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can incorporate inclusive design principles into their clothing and accessories, paving the way for trends that prioritize comfort and health.
- Healthcare
- The healthcare industry can collaborate with footwear manufacturers to design and promote healthy footwear that supports foot health and prevents foot issues from arising.
