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Even high-heeled shoes often is so painfulwhenused, but these shoes also symbolizes the social status ofwomen andbeauty. No wonder any number of high-heeled shoes alreadyowned,it's never enough.

Ancient Egyptian contracting out tasks, high heels are usedtoget out and walk on the mud. While high heels are now used towalkdown the red carpet or attend a party. How the origins ofthesehigh heels?

 So what is the high heels? High heels or high heelsareshoes that increase its heels is far higher than the tip ofhisfingers. In theory if the heel and fingertips to ride in thesameheight, shoes high heels was not included, but can beconsideredthat the shoe was included. The point high heels areshoes thattend to give the illusion of longer legs and a slimmerbody and ahigher position.

According to leading fashion websites like Jimmy Choo andGucci.Shoes were classified as high heels are shoes that have aheight ofbetween 2 to 5 inches so shoes with low heels and midheels arealso included in high heels. In addition to high heels ingeneral,there is also made extreme high heels with a height of6inches.

In this modern age of high heels is considered acomplementaryappearance, accessories for the feet and a fashionitem that is nodeath. But is it always so? As Marilyn Monroe said,we, especiallywomen beholden to anyone who finds high heels.

However, from 1950, through the influence of emergingfashiondesigners such as Christian Dior, the fashion world cameinto itsown and as an industrial takeoff. The more the shoe designbegan toappear in stores and with Hollywood actress and a rolemodel likeMarilyn Monroe modeling high-heeled shoes both inside andoutsidethe film set, their popularity soared.

High heels are now an integral part of the wardrobe of mostwomenof the West, regardless of their social status, but thefootwearimmediately became controversial issues on the subject ofwomen'srights. In 1960, feminist groups began to criticize thehigh heels,saw it as a device created by people who slow theprogress of women,both figuratively and literally.