THIS FORMULA = COMFORTABLE HEELS *It's Different For Everyone*

THIS FORMULA = COMFORTABLE HEELS *It's Different For Everyone*

HOW TO FIND THE PERFECT HEEL HEIGHT FOR YOU
[0:07] Intro
[0:29] How To Figure Out Your Healthiest Heel Height For Every Day
[2:10] How To Find Comfortable Heels For Special Occasions
[3:24] How Shoes Should Fit
[3:50] Best Time To Buy Shoes
[4:08] What Size Should You Buy In The Summer
[4:31] What To Do If You Have High Arches
[4:50] My Favorite Type Of Heels

WHAT I'M WEARING

*FOR REFERENCE: I’m 5’3” or 160cm

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[RachelASmith]

I have a shoe-sizing tip. I think it is good to try on shoes with normal socks, not just the disposable nylon ones. (I'm referring to shoes that go with socks, not sandals.) One time, I bought a pair of boots that I had tried on with the nylon socks, but when I wore them with regular socks, they were too small. Hope this helps someone.

[silviasanchez]

To me, comfort in my feet is the most important, even on special/fancy occasions. Nothing ruins a good time like feeling your feet sore or tired. You stop caring about the concert, the dinner or the conversation... all you can think is "I can't wait to kick these shoes off!"

[ilotefft]

Good advice! I’m only 5’1” and was always encouraged to wear taller heels to make me taller. I’m glad I didn’t listen and chose shoes that were comfortable with low heels. It saved me from foot and back problems as I’ve aged.

[abmrose]

Audrey’s voice is like a glass of champagne. 🥂

I only wear flats due to preference but I clicked for fun. 🙂

[nimue]

I’ve been ranting about size 5.5 feet, heels, and the realities of the Pythagorean theorem for years. Thank you for putting it in slightly less nerdy, much gentler ways. 😂

[JehanineMelmoth]

A very sensible video! I worked in several different shoe shops when I was a teen, so I really got to see what happened to people’s feet when they wore different shoes. Except for the occasional special night out, don’t wear high heels! Donate or sell any shoes that don’t fit you properly. Your feet are so important!

[lapetitepoire]

For people with small but also very narrow feet and heels, my best tip is to always look for something closed at the ankle, like a bootie or a pair of strappy sandals. When I try to wear pumps, mules or ballet flats, the uncomfortable position I have to bend my feet in just to try to keep them from slipping off will cause unbearable foot pain. Ankle straps are often advised against for petites because they cut us visually, but they also help keep shoes on, so that's a win to me! I also recommend looking into those ball-of-foot sticky clear insoles, which can help keep pumps or other heels in place and provide some cushioning and support.

[christinegraham]

The best informative heard in a long time about buying shoes!

[SerenaDAlexander]

I feel like this is going to change my life. Love these tips, especially the tip on trying shoes on at the end of the day. I knew was blessed with size 7.5 for a reason lol. Love how you explained everything.

[Unknown_But_Creative]

Good afternoon, Audrey!

My name is Daria. I come from Russia.

Since last two months I`ve been watching your videos with great pleasure! They are deffenately gorgeous, practical and useful!

I am studying at the faculty of foreign languages and your videos make an unbeliveble impression on me and help me to learn languages.

Thank you ever so much for your positive attude to life, hard work and much involving in fashion!

Best wishes!

[porgdaporg]

As someone with a small foot and high arches, I appreciate knowing that your “fashionable but comfortable” shoe recommendations might actually work for me! Plantar fasciitis is a daily struggle so I don’t say that lightly. (I have great house slippers that help with that but don’t want my real shoes to wipe out that relief.) This was a great video for anyone, though!

[ursulamelia]

I just tried that and got to 1.2 inches. That’s bang on regarding my real life shoe heel experience and shows that people with similar small foot lengths often wear heels that are far too high! I feel totally vindicated to have always stuck to what felt best to me! Thank you so much for this great video!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻. I am
Sure a lot of podiatrists will be very happy with it, too!!!!😊😊😊😊😊

[CoquetFleur]

Could you do some type of closet inventory? I would love to hear more about you individual pieces and why you chose them

[racheljank]

Also, wearing nylons (v. wearing shoes with just bare feet) can make all the difference! I know they aren't "in style". In my experience, heels (or any dress shoe) is much, much more comfortable when wearing nylons.

[carissaferguson]

I have followed several fashion / beauty Youtubers since middle school, but none of them are near your level of expertise. I am baffled how you gives these tips for free. Thanks for all your help!

[franciscasantamaria]

Priceless tip & formula!! Cannot thank you enough dear Audrey. 💐🤗

[ssimona]

omg your voice is so calming! You should some guided meditation videos! ❤️😍😍😍😍

[cynthiaag]

Miss Audrey I want to speak as sweet as you please do more tutorials on speaking 🙏 by the way great info👍👍

[KarenDGobsmacked]

That is great information. I'm 5'3" and wear a size 6 shoe, so also on the smaller side. I also have a narrow heel and find it hard to find shoes comfortable in the heel. I tend to wear slides, mules, and slingbacks to help with this.

[leeannschaffer]

You are AMAZING - and never stop surprising!!💗I adore the way everything you present is based in actual fact and/or science. You're providing knowledge that every individual can implement - not just pushing your own preferences. 🥰