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By definition, kitten heels are the ones that are typically between 3 and 5 centimeters high. After preserving their important place in the fashion scene for a while now, they have become must-have pieces in the wardrobe of every woman who seeks to bring together style, elegance and comfort in her choice of shoes – and the best part is that they are here to stay!
You might ask yourself here, how to wear them without looking outdated? Well, ladies, there is more than one answer to this important question and we’re here to give you some quick ideas.
- A classic striped shirt tucked into cropped wide-legged jeans and accessorized with kitten heels and a big clutch is a no-brainer for a casual outing.
- Would you like to embody an unparalleled summer Parisian flair? Wear your kitten heels with a white mini skirt and a blue or pastel colored buttoned shirt.
- If you’re running from one meeting to another on a busy work day, these are the perfect shoes as well! Wear them with a smart casual midi dress and a classic day bag, and watch them take your outfit to new levels.
- Crochet sets are one of this season’s most coveted trends, and they will look even better when the outfit is completed with a stylish pair of kitten heels.
- Fancy a look consisting of a long bohemian dress for a garden party? Kitten heels are a great alternative to flats in this case!
- Kitten heels are basically a more elegant version of flats, and when wearing a pantsuit, nothing beats pairing it with heeled shoes. Here, an extraordinary pair of these marvels can really go a long way while preserving the comfort factor.
- When wearing minis – whether shorts, skorts, skirts or dresses, it’s better to avoid vertiginous heels in order to remain classy. So, why not opt for kitten heels here as well?
The list goes on and on, but if there is one thing that we could approve of when it comes to kitten heels, it’s how versatile they are. So, why not enjoy this trend to the fullest while it lasts?
Article Written by Mirella Haddad
