Women Corner

There are thousands of different types of shoes now on the market from flip flops through to thigh high boots, and it is important that you think carefully about your body shape before you buy shoes, to make sure you are buying those styles that are flattering to your figure.

Flat Feet
It can be quite difficult to find flattering shoe wear for very flat feet with fallen arches, as you will need to place comfort first and style afterwards. Flat feet need a lot of additional support in order to prevent foot, leg, hip and back pain, especially for those people that spend a lot of time on their feet, so the first thing to look for is a specialist sculptured foot bed such as those provided by the Birkenstock range. This provides supportive contours for the foot, and helps you to balance your weight correctly whilst walking and standing, and fortunately due to the rise in demand for this more specialist footwear there are now many attractive designs and styles on offer from Birkenstock and other contoured footwear designers.

Skinny Legs
If you have very skinny legs then you do need to avoid large, clumpy shoes as they will make your legs look even thinner and knobblier. However you are lucky in that most types of shoe styles will suit you from high heels to through to flat pumps, as long as you choose delicate, well shaped designs, and you can even get away with ankle straps and t-straps which can add some definition for very skinny ankles.

Wide Legs
If you have wide legs then you should try to avoid shoes that cut you off at the ankles, such as high top trainers and ankle boots, as these will make your legs look even wider, and also avoid very flat shoes as these make your legs look shorter and wider too. Opt for a small heel whenever you can, and high heels if you are going out, and pick pointy -toed shoes as these can help to lengthen legs and make them appear slimmer.

Thick Ankles
Stay away from any shoes that fasten around your ankles such as t-bars and high strap sandals, and opt for sling backs and pump styles that draw your ankles out longer and give them more definition. Pointy-toed shoes with a heel are also good for lengthening out the ankle area, and you should avoid very flat shoes as these can shorten the calve and ankle and make them seem bigger.

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