Does anyone still wear heels?

I see it as liberation! I refuse to wear anything that isn't comfortable these days.

I have just got myself dolled up for an evening out. Thick navy tights and short flay boots.

No I don't wear heels - but, to be honest, I never did! I LOVE boots and have quite a few pairs - and in the summer I live in flip flops or dressy FLAT sandals.

I still have a couple of pairs of heels I cannot bring myself to get rid of - one pair of plain navy court (Bally) and a pair of white Kurt Geiger sling backs - both were beautifully comfortable but I think when you wear flat shoes, boots and flip flops all the time your feet spread ( well mine seem to have done!)

I always wear heels when I wear a dress or a smart suit if I ever have to wear one,daily I am comfy in my boots/scholls/or trainers.

No No! - never ever in my whole life!!!

I do wear heels for occasions but for daily wear it's boots,flats or sandals.

My posture is appalling since I stopped wearing high heels. I feel I really slump now and my chiropractor agrees! In an effort to improve said posture (and reduce consequential back pain) I have 2 pairs of suede boots with 1.5 to 2-inch wedge heels. I feel more elegant wearing them but can't walk too far or for too long in them (2-3 hours), but they do make me feel good!

Incidentally, I have 2 pairs of FitFl*ps sandals that are so comfortable I can wear them all day, yet a chiropodist recently told me they are not good for your feet. I was so shocked I didn't think to ask her why but she did agree that, as I found them sheer bliss to wear , I should continue.

No, not now. I live in flat shoes these days. I do have a pair of boots with a small heel, and will wear them when our DGS has his passing out parade soon. Like Welshwife I had a pair of Bally shoes that I couldn't get rid of for ages, they were a vanity buy and I never wore them . I'm afraid that these days comfort goes before fashion.

I never wear heels these days - but I think that my posture has got worse Swanny and I did wonder whether to look for some very comfortable shoes and boots with a small heel.

I have a beautiful pair of Christian Dior navy blue silk high heels in my wardrobe. Can't get them on my feet now, much less walk in them.

It is 11 years since my mother's funeral and I still have the black heels that I bought for that.
I don't think they were worn more than a handful of times but back in the day I wore them as high as were fashionable and all day as well.
Now it is completely flat to my dismay, I loved the elegance of high heels.

not often but once in awhile.mostly barefoot or boots.lots of boots some with 2-3 inch cuban style heels very comfortable.

I didnt realise flat shoes affect your posture!!!

I rarely wear a dress but when I do I wear heels - though not those very high ones.

I also wear heeled boots most of the time.

I wear trainers or trainer-type Clarkes shoes if I'm going to take the dog for a long walk.

I used to wear higher heeled shoes, and of course platforms.
Wear much flatter ones now but I have a couple pairs with 2" heels/wedges which I wear very occasionally. I would wear my low wedge sandals all year if I could!

I find heels so uncomfortable. I wore them in my teens but struggled even then. I wore low wedge type shoes at the DDs weddings but live in flat shoes, boots, trainers or thongs (flipflops). I do wish I could wear heels as they look so elegant, but it isn't worth the excruciating pain and discomfort

Apart from the year I was 18 I have never worn high heels. because as well as having very poor balance and a weak ankle, they were uncomfortable and I couldn't walk in them.

However I love pretty shoes and have worn a variety of midi-heeled shoes, Louis heels (or do they call then Kitten heels now?). I now have a collection of boots with stacked heels, wedge heels and stylish loafers.

Age has nothing to do with it. I still wear stylish shoes and boots and always will. Even young shop assistants have envied me my red ankle boots with stacked heels that I have been wearing this autumn

I've never managed to walk in high heels. I do have some lowish heels for special occasions such as weddings.

Funnily enough yes, today for the first time in ages. I am going somewhere where a long dress is required and I am short. (I wasn't but I've shrunk!). The skirt of the dress just touches the ground without heels. I found an old pair in the back of the cupboard and they give just enough lift to get the skirt off the ground. Now all I have to do is master walking in them again

Being above average height and three inches taller than my DH I have never worn high heels. When we got married in the 70's platform shoes were all the rage. He wore them, I wore ballerina pumps!

always wear heels always have ,even when I walked miles with a pram .I wear boots alot of the time but the lowest heels are 3 inch on ankle boots

I have some small heels for the odd occasion when I 'dress up' but they don't see the light of day very often.

I prefer comfort these days so live in trainer type shoes or boots. I do like them to be stylish though. I have seen some grey biker boots-cum-Doc Martens which I am contemplating buying but I'm dithering as to whether they are too brutish for me. And then I'd have to buy a grey bag to see me through the winter. Decisions, decisions.

In the summer I live in my flat sandals.

Yes I feel smarter and more feminine in heels. I have a couple of pairs of medium height heels which I feel more dressed in. I also like boots with block or Cuban heels, but do have flat ones for bad weather.