- I love my shoes! Because with shoes, there's never a 'fat day', there's never a 'does-my-butt-look-big-in-this'

- uh uh. Plus shoes immediately change up your outfit.

So they really can make or break your look. We have flats, we have Mary Janes, we have

booties, wedges - the problem though, with having so many different types of shoes is

the very important question - what shoe for what look?

So let's start off with your 'everyday shoe' and the most basic of the lot - the flat.

Now even within the 'flats' category, the choices are overwhelming. There are things

like sneakers; you have ballet flats; you have T-bar flats; you have pointed-toe flats,

pointy flats....if you have no idea what I'm talking about, well - you know!

So when you're faced with a sea of shoes, to narrow down your choice I find that it

helps to think about shoes in a certain category as sharing certain characteristics. For example,

for flats I think of them as being cute, and slightly more on the casual side.

So for this example, I've picked a pair of T-bar flats that aren't as common as the ballet

flat or sneaker. But I think this style is going to be a lot more popular as 1920s fashion

comes back in vogue. And I've chosen to wear it with this dress

which is kind of like a day dress - this is what I mean about shoes really changing up

your look. Now if I were to wear this dress with pumps, with say a lot of bling, it's

going to look a lot dressier. But wearing it with these cute shoes makes it perfect

for a day hanging out with the girls. So think cute and casual when pairing your

flats; things like shorts, jeans dresses all work well.

So moving up a notch, we're going to go into the low heel, also known as trainer heels

or even kitten heels. So these heels are no more than two inches

high, and they were quite popular in the early 2000s, although over the years they're kind

of fallen out of favour. My heel-loving friends, who are usually quite

vertically challenged, have said, "What's the point; it's so low!"

But don't be too quick to write off the kitten heel; there's a certain elegance that comes

with it. And of course, this style was popularised by Audrey Hepburn, so it's kind of HER look.

So for kitten heels the buzzwords are streamlined and elegant, so you want to keep your look

in line with this theme. So I picked this midi dress in a very basic,

solid colour, to let the pretty print of the shoe be the subtle focus of this look.

Also, this dress is quite exposed at the back, so picking a lower heel helps to tone down

the sexiness of the outfit. It's also really comfortable!

Remember to keep your look streamlined and elegant. I wouldn't wear anything too baggy

or too tight with this; and generally though, this heel also works better if you are long

and lean. But do remember that Audrey Hepburn rocked

this look, so you can as well! It's just all in the proportions.

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