Womens Heels & Wedges

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Dressing up shouldn't mean dreading the walk home. Our womens black & white heels, sandals and wedges are mostly leather, from the Ophelia and Georgia to the Maya and Elissa, with signature cushioning on many styles, for the occasions that call for a bit more height. A heel gets judged on how it feels three hours into an event, when the dancing's started and there's no sitting down in sight. That's the test we have in mind here. The Ophelia comes in plum, leopard, pewter, navy and silver. The Georgia is a classic heeled sandal for special occasions. The Maya is the office wedge, and the Elissa is the flat toe-post for a casual weekend. This page is the party-and-occasion edit. If you already know what you want, our Heels and Wedges collections go deeper, and the notes below will help you choose. Heel or wedge: which suits the occasion? A heel suits a dressier event where you'll be on your feet for shorter stretches: an evening out, a wedding ceremony, a work dinner. A wedge tends to suit daytime, summer weddings and days that start early and run late. And if you want a heel-free option for a casual weekend, the flat toe-post is there. Think about how long you'll be standing, how far you'll be walking, and whether there's a sit-down meal. Which styles should you look at first? The Ophelia is the party-season favourite, in plum, leopard, pewter, navy and silver. The Georgia heeled sandal is a classic for special occasions, with a 3-inch heel and a strap across the ankle for support. For the office, the Maya wedge has a 2-inch wedge heel and a crossover toe strap, and for something flat and easy at the weekend, the Elissa toe-post sandal has a flat sole and a toe-post strap. Which heel height should you choose? The Georgia's 3-inch heel is a proper occasion height. The Maya's 2-inch wedge is easier for longer days and a good office option. The Elissa's flat sole is the casual choice. If you're not used to heels, start lower, and work up as you get comfortable. A lo

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