7 Most Worn Heels for Girls. Which one do you prefer?

The right pair of shoes can make you feel better about yourself, change the way you look, and turn heads as soon as you walk into a room. The only question is which one is best for you. When it comes to heel shoes, there are more shopping aisles than you might think. You can be sure that whether you want fancy stilettos, elegant pumps, or stylish boots, the word of fashion will have you covered. Here are the different kinds of heel shoes for ladies you should know about before buying your next pair of shoes.

Types of Heels:

Most of us can probably differentiate between three to four different types of heels. However, there are in fact, a great number more. Without realizing it, you might have worn them too. Here we have made a list of the most common types of heel shoes for ladies.

• Block Heels
• Comma Heels
• Flare Heels
• High Heels
• Platform Heels
• Wedge Heels
• Stilettos
• Kitten Heels
• Pump Heels
• Cut out Heels
• French Heels 
• Square Heels

1: Block Heels

Not only are block heels incredibly fashionable, but they also tend to distribute your body's weight differently than thinner heels. Thus, they relieve some pressure from the front of your foot, resulting in a more comfortable standing position.

2: Comma Heels

The Comma heel can come in different forms-flaring inward or outward, yet in essence, this heel will relatively take after the look of a comma. Its unusual crescent form is a fashionable statement and it is incredibly eye-catching.

3: High Heels

High heels come in all kinds of shapes and heights. Every heel of at least four inches or more can fall into this category. The most common types of shoes worn with a taller heel are pumps, stilettos, and heeled sandals.

4: Flare Heels

Just like flared jeans, this heel gained popularity during our favorite flower power period, the ’70s. Flare heels are characterized by a slimmer base that gradually widens towards the bottom which provides more stability.

5: Platform Heels

Heels with an additional plateau in the forefoot are known as platform heels. This provides comfort as well as a couple of inches to your heel height. Platform Heels are best worn with evening party outfits out and other non-work-related events. Platform shoes are the footwear of any kind, including sneakers, heels, and sandals, having a thicker sole than typical. Typically, the sole of a shoe with a larger-than-average width will be between one and four inches in width. As the sole beneath the toe box is the defining feature, platform shoes might have high heels or no heels at all. The thickness of the sole determines whether a shoe is classified as a platform or not.

6: Wedge Heels

We’ll admit that the two words comfort and heels usually do not go very well together, but as far as tall shoes go, wedge heels are champions in that category. The wedge sole distributes weight evenly. In this type of heel shoe, the heel runs the length of the sole in the shape of a wedge. This is different from other forms of the heel for girls that merely provide a heel that drops down from the back portion of the foot and comes to a pointed end. The wedge heels are ideal for ladies who would like to have a pleasant walking experience in a fashionable look.

7: Stilettos:

A shoe with a long, thin, high heel is called a stiletto heel. It is a reference to the stiletto dagger. Stiletto heels can range in height from one inch to ten inches or more if a platform sole is employed, and are sometimes defined as having a diameter of less than one centimeter at the sole (slightly less than half an inch). These are the most worn heels with wedding dresses. In terms of footwear, a stiletto heel is the most sophisticated option.

8: Kitten Heels

The name gives away the fact that these are little heels that are both comfy and simple to carry. Because they are not particularly tall, they are suitable for use even by elderly people. They are also known as a young girl's stiletto, and they are a shoe style that is never considered out of style. Kitten heels look perfect when paired with straight pants, suits, and skirts. They are more of a style statement than a height enhancer, therefore they are best suited for taller women.

9: Pump Heels

Shoes known as pumps are typically either completely flat or feature very short heels. Pumps are another name for canvas brogues with rubber soles. Pumps come in a variety of colors. There are a few different heel heights available, but none of them are very tall or skinny. The majority of the time, the heel tips and the heels themselves will both be wider. Peep toes or round cutouts can be seen on the toes of the vast majority of pumps.

10: Cut-out Heels

Heels with cutouts are gaining more and more popularity and are seen as highly stylish if the wearer can successfully pull them off. These shoes come in a wide variety of styles and sizes, but one thing that all of them have in common is that they have cutouts in them, which gives them a sophisticated and classy appearance. Cut-out heels look great with western party dresses and bridal wear. These can be useful if you decide at the last minute to have a party, but your nails aren't well manicured and you need to cover your feet.

11: French Heels

The French heel is a variant of the spool heel that is also known as the Louis heel or pompadour heel. Other names for this heel are the heel of Louis and the heel of pompadour. In the same way as the latter, the French heel has a broad top, a thin center, and a bottom half that curves in a sharper manner. In addition to this, they are often on the shorter end of the spectrum.

12: Square Heels

Square heels, which are quite similar to block heels, are often more on the chunky side and have the shape of a rectangular box. Although it is most commonly seen on booties and other types of shoes, this design makes an especially elegant statement when paired with a pair of sharp pumps. 

Take a look at the fascinating collection of heels for girls at LAAM.pk and pick out what best suits you.

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