Tall Girls And Heels

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Angie P.

Jan 7, 2013

Angie P.

I really want to get into wearing heels but I feel to tall to be able to pull it off I'm about 5"7 or 5"8 I already tower most of my friends and I'm sick of wearing flats every time I go out. I guess I just need more confidence. Do you tall ladies ever feel uncomfortable when you wear heels. Or when you stand next to a really short girl ?

Sierra L.

Jan 7, 2013

Sierra L.

I'm also 5"8' and I used to be really uncomfortable with my height and wearing heels. But I've realized: Some of the worlds most gorgeous models are 5"10' without heels and try still work the heels! Be proud of what you've got and rock some heels if you want to! (: xx

Erin W.

Jan 10, 2013

Erin W.

Make those heels your bitch!! Own them! I have a friend who is 6' tall and she looks incredible in them!!! Do it and send pics!!!👠👠👠

Jessica C.

Jan 10, 2013

Jessica C.

I'm 6ft and wear heels on occasions. They are platform heels too so I tend to tower over others. Just be confident and the advantage is you can see over all the short people - no offense to short people intended :)

Stephanie D.

Jan 10, 2013

Stephanie D.

Sugar, I'm 5' even. Short girls are used to being short. lol you're not making anyone else feel uncomfortable by wearing heels except dudes who aren't worth your time - so go for it. 

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