1.) Start small: This applies on every level--feel free to ease your way into these platforms by practicing with smaller heels--like kitten heels or flatforms, and don't be afraid to take baby steps!
2.) Don't be careless: You're most likely to trip when you aren't cautious--so even after you've mastered step one, still keep an eye out for those puddles and ditches.
3.) Keep practicing: practice makes perfect, 'nuff said.
4.) Take breaks: I've found that my feet have begun to hurt if I've been wearing my heels for too long, so I like slipping off my shoes and giving my feet a break when I sit down. If sitting is not an option (and you still would like to appear taller), then choose a pair of wedges with a thick sole but low heel... that way, they wil add height without discomfort.
...or embrace your small stature! Everyone, no matter what shape or size, is beautiful.
Sincerely,
Jenny a.k.a. goodwillgrrl
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