Brand name is supposed to be luxurious, both in terms of beauty and quality. But when it comes to brand name high heels, you can rarely find a pair that is beautifully designed and also well made. The modern shoe industry stresses its focus on aesthetic designs. Every season, shoes in the display cases are replaced by new designs. But very often, the new designs do not come to par with the previous season. If the old design is phased out, it might be gone forever.
Continuous change is what drives the shoe industry forward. Just like the clothing industry, our visual sensation needs to be stimulated and refreshed every now and then. I agree that Brand names do come up with new and enlightening ideas. But shoes that are purposely designed to be UGLY should not receive A++ comments because they are a particular brand name.
Brand name high heels have A LOT of quality issues that need to be worked on. The upper is way too thin and the bottom is unbalanced. A pair of brand name high heels makes you feel like stepping on the ground directly. Bumps, edges, and corners all invade the balls of your feet without any protection. Apart from being aesthetically pleasing, brand names should make their high heels more comfortable. Cushioning and thicker soles can be applied to alleviate the pressure on your feet.
Brand name high heels have significant heel quality issues. Many heels are not attached straight. Many heels are not attached properly. It is common that the stiletto heels break after first wear. The heels can be pencil thin, but they cannot even sustain a lady's weight.
In recent years, we see many brand name fashion shows that incorporate the use of improperly designed high heels. Many models trip and fall. Why weren't these shoe designs scrapped before production? If the model breaks her ankles or fall and injure her knees or back, her career can end. Footwear selected for the T-stage can only be proper footwear. Models are there to display clothing, not making a fool of themselves.
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