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5 types of shoes I can't do without.

The most important accessory for me while dressing up is a nice pair of shoes. If they are nice, you are good to go. Doesn't matter if they are loubs or not, if they look neat and fit you like a glove then they are yours to be. A girl can never have enough shoes as they have to change according to an occasion, weather, outfit, mood and some other factors.

One of my favourites are belly . Apart from the comfort factor they look good on almost everything. They look elegant and I like wearing them for a casual outing and also on ankle length culottes or trousers.

The mules look very nice and they feel quite comfortable too. I like wearing them on jeans and casual wear. I dont like to wear them for summers though as they make my toes sweat.



Jutis are my fave option when it comes to ethnic wear or dresses which have a bit of embroidery on it. They come in amazing colours and combinations and look so pretty. They make the feet look super stylish.



Stilettoes are every girls go to option for parties. Though they are immensely painful, wearing them exclusively for parties or formal events is manageable. They not only add a couple of inches of height to a petite person but also give a nice gait to to ones posture. They look chic. I like to keep them for elaborate dressing occasions. When you need to dress up for parties or Weddings, stilettoes are your best option. Choose the strappy ones for extra oomph



Peep-toes are another solid option for party wear and they create a bit of a drama. I like to wear them with skirts and dresses. I always feel like peep-a- toes makes you look savvy. You can wear them to work and pair them with skirts and pants and pretty much everything.

The one shoe type I much dislike is a loafer. For me loafers look like men shoes. Wedges are the next on my dislike list. I feel very clumsy wearing them. Also they look very bulgy. My feet have strange hostility towards wedges. I trip continuously in them. Then there are platforms heels. I feel very uncomfortable walking in them. I have stopped wearing them much, as they too make me stumble a bit. Also they look hedious on my feet.

So if you girls think there is always room for another pair of shoes, you are definitely a shoe addict like me. I believe that good shoes take you to good places. So always wear a good pair of shoes. Happy shopping!

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