Shoes with a small heel - it's not only convenient, but also stylish. This is what Miuccia Prada has proved for many years. In 2013, models on a small heel became a trend and then everyone remembered the perseverance of the magnificent Miucci: designers began to produce models that were similar to her models, and fashionable women dressed in the style of the 60's and complemented her dress with fashionable low-heeled shoes.
Kitten Heels shoes
Shoes from this brand appeared in the 50's. Their heel was small - 3-5 cm. Then they became popular only among teenagers, small fashionistas who wanted to look older, but they were too early to wear high-heeled models. But in the 60s, after Audrey Hepburn began wearing shoes from Kitten Heels absolutely everywhere, they became incredibly popular among adult women of fashion. Suddenly, it turned out that the shoes on a small heel harmoniously look with many outfits:
- dress-trapeze ;
- trousers-pipes;
- straight skirt to the middle of the knee and so on.
As a result, a small heel became a symbol of that era.
Brand Shoes
Today in many collections of eminent brands you can see women's shoes with a small heel. So, Louis Vuitton has presented rather non-ordinary models with a long toe and a wide thin heel. Even more originality gives shoes print (chess) and lacing, as in men's shoes. With this design, the brand wanted to draw attention to the feminine daring attractiveness, which women themselves are so afraid of.
Mark Marni offered women of fashion shoes a small heel, where the highlight is the extraordinary color of the heel, which can be either wide or narrow. Miu Miu, in turn, offered a classic option - a flesh-colored boat shoes on a small heel. Their only feature is that they lengthen the leg, so they will be incredibly useful to girls with a small foot size.
The range of shoes on a small heel is so great that it is hard to embrace it in one article. Today in fashion modern models and retro, so every woman who is afraid of high heels, can find a way out thanks to this trend.
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