1. Determine heel height: Choose the heel height according to your own needs and comfort. First time tasters can start with low heels (3-5 centimeters) or mid heels (5-7 centimeters), gradually adapt, and then try high heels (7 centimeters or more). Consider daily activity levels and occasions to avoid discomfort caused by high heels.
2. Try on and Fit: Standing Test: When standing, ensure that the toes can easily grip the ground and the forefoot should not be excessively compressed. Take a few steps: feel the support and stability of the shoes on your feet, ensuring that you won't sway or slip your feet from side to side. Check the heel: Ensure that the heel fits tightly against the heel of the shoe, avoiding friction and detachment caused by being too large or too small. Comfort: The interior of the shoes should be soft and not press against the instep to avoid pain caused by prolonged wearing.
3. Material and Style: Material Selection: Priority should be given to materials with good breathability, such as genuine leather or high-quality synthetic leather, to avoid foot stuffiness caused by non breathable materials such as plastic. Color and Style: Choose the appropriate color and style according to personal preferences and occasion needs. Classic black or nude high heels are easy to match, while bright or decorative styles are suitable for specific occasions. Consider foot type: Wide foot type is suitable for round or square toe shoes, while narrow foot type is suitable for pointed toe shoes to maximize comfort and aesthetics.