The Perfect Stripper High Heel Shoe!

People always ask me,"Which shoe do I buy for class?"

I like Ellie's shoes. Pleaser's is good too and so is N.Y.L.A.( but I can't seem to find them anymore). If you ever plan on doing any floor moves you need a platform. It protects the toes and helps you get down and up. The 6" Juliet by Ellie is perfect! (the Juliet is available is all inch varieties)

If you never wear heels start with a 4" with a bit of a platform. The Brooke is a good one. Ankle support and a wide toe strap is key. If you have ankle worries, boots are fun and give great support. I always loved boots.

If you can hang in heels, but are afraid of 6 inches go with 5". Like the Jewel ...pretty but functional.

If you are ready to get down on the floor you need 5 1/2" or more. The Allure is great. Again, boots really give great protection to the toes and are smokin' hot. When I danced I wore boots like the Covergirl practically every night. Good for pole climbing too.

Then you can graduate to the 6" Once you can manage those, it's on to skinny toe straps, mules (my fave) and others...the options are endless.

And then... if you're crazy, there are 7" and 8". I have tried and I always go back to 6" Sometimes bigger isn't always better. ;)

other heel blogs: http://www.stripxpertease.com/2006/12/heels-or-no-heels.html
http://www.stripxpertease.com/2006/12/more-about-heels.html
http://www.stripxpertease.com/2007/01/more-about-heelsmastering-shoe.html
http://www.stripxpertease.com/2007/01/one-more-note-on-shoes-and-feet.html

http://www.stripxpertease.com/2007/07/stripper-shoes-in-manhattan.html

More about stripper heels...mastering the shoe.

Okay, so you don't wanna wear the stripper heels because you never wear them....or they hurt, or they are too high...well it IS a learned thing.
So wear them in 20 minute increments until you start to feel comfortable, then in 40 minute increments. Keep this up until you can wear them for an hour and not fall. Wear them while you do household chores or while cooking. Your partner will be pleased, that is for sure! Then try squatting and moving around....movements beside just walking. Once you can wear them and not fall, try walking faster and faster until you can do a light jog in them...just from one end of the house to the other. Then you will have mastered the shoes!

YAY!