Like it or not, Stilettos are an important part of each and every woman’s wardrobe, but though they make you look tall, slim and sexy, they could be very hard to wear comfortably. You could be a passionate collector of shoes but whether it’s Louboutin, Manolo Blahnik, or Jimmy Choo you will still experience the same troubles as any other woman when it pertains to wearing stilettos out and about. Let’s face it, regardless of how balanced they are it’s really not that simple walking on something no wider than a pen! This is specifically true when they are walking on rough surfaces, or those which are not firm, such as cobbles, some decking, and grass. Even the most dignified women could catch themselves out strolling on these surfaces, and in extreme cases, high heels can even be risky because they can become caught in the ground, fall off, or cause the woman to fall over. Ask any podiatrist how many or their clients are stiletto wearers with damaged tendons.

One solution to the problem if you do have to stroll any distance in heels is to give them a bit of unnoticeable, provisional support. In the past any heel protector device has always been quite unappealing, looking like scaffolding for the shoes and killing the glamorous appeal of the heels which is to the whole point of wearing them in the first place. Enter Starlettos heel protectors. These are meant not merely to stop women from becoming unstable while walking, but also help protect the heel from damage brought about by everyday wear and tear that could occur during the walk to the restaurant, the short trip from the taxi or the shortcut across the grass. With economic dilemma and lower disposable incomes, several women choose to use Starlettos heel protectors as a way of making certain that their precious heels do not need to be repaired or worse, replaced. The high heel protectors enable women to put on their shoes to any kind of event while not needing to worry about the danger of damage to the shoes, or likely injury to themselves.

Used in this way, Starlettos heel protectors will be able to prevent damage to heels by slipping onto the base and offering a secure, pretty larger contact with the floor. This broadens the area that the woman has to walk on, and also surrounds the heel itself, avoiding scuffing and scratching to the shoe. Securing the heels in this way makes sure that costly shoes are maintained as unspoiled and lovely as the day they were bought. The girls at Starlettos also understand that even a protector must be an accessory and go well with both the shoes and the outfit of the wearer. Consequently, Starlettos come in a variety of classic colours and this year, for the first time, will be introducing seasonal variations to enable wearers to really express themselves and their style without losing out their appearance or ruining their shoes.

Starlettos are the brain-child of Sydney-based shoe-lover, Ilde Naismith-Beeley, who came up with the idea when she was planning her wedding and faced a major shoe dilemma. Visit her site http://www.starlettos.com.au/ to know more about heels sinking.