Heels
have become a symbol of elegance in the fashion world for decades. They
have been a staple in formal dress-up occasions and business atmospheres
for their refined sexiness and sophistication. However, companies started
to cater to the growing demand for party shoes by offering playful designs
and colors. While a pair of conservative heels is good for a fancy outing,
it’s always nice to cut loose with a decent set of party shoes.
Pink high heels are the epitome of the perfect party shoe. No other
color can be as innocent with sultry undertones–two ingredients
of any good party. Pink is also distinctly feminine and empowering when
worn with confidence.
There are many styles of pink high heels to satisfy any type of personality.
Pumps are the most characteristically conservative. The low-cut front
and rounded toe make this shoe the most basic of the heel family–which
makes them acceptable during any occasion. Bliss’ pink satin pumps
with bow accent lace trim combine the innocence of the basic pump with
a little bit of spice to garner some desirable attention. The 4 ½”
stiletto heel compliments the black lace trim to complete the risqué
design.
Belle’s heel shoes with clear and colored rhinestone strap combine
the whimsy of a pink shoe with the comfort of a summer sandal. A clear
strap holds the foot to a heeled-sole, but the ankle and toes are left
exposed during those beautiful summer days. You no longer have to be
crammed into a sweaty shoe while attending your neighbors’ outdoor
cocktail party.
On the wilder side of the heel-spectrum, there are stilettos, knee-highs,
thigh-highs and ankle boots as well as go-go boots. Unlike regular pumps
and shoes, heeled-boots are typically worn for party or scandalous occasions
only. Pink high heels can give women a certain sense of power and adventurousness–which
is why they are a very popular as lingerie items. Likewise, knee-highs
and thigh-highs are very popular amongst exotic dancers. Talented dancers
can perform amazing feats in heels that range upwards of 8 inches–much
to the pleasure of spectators.
The “Expose” model of lace-up, knee-high boot is perfect
for the attention-seeking socialite because of its dramatic 5"
clear heel and 2" clear platform sole. The shoe features a lace-up
front with full inside zipper and a padded interior. It comes in both
hot and baby pink.
For more of a retro look, there are the women's knee high Go-Go boots.
These heels are best known from the swinging 60s, when they were especially
popular in London and the height of pop-fashion. The heels on these
boots have more of blocky appearance than the stiletto heel and they
come in baby pink.
High heels can cause damage to feet if they are worn for extended periods
of time, as well as hip, leg and back problems. For extreme boots like
knee-highs or thigh-highs, it’s best to wear them only in party
situations (or a few hours at a time)–it’s not recommended
to wear large heels on a daily basis. Some of the negative side-effects
include bunions and damaged arches.