Stylish and Fashionable Heels you may consider, that you must buying!!!!

Girl’s wardrobe looking dull and not finished without stylish and classy heels as well as matching footwear. Women or girl’s shopping probably starts with awesome shoes. The famous thought is “The Average woman falls in Love 7 times in year but only 6 are with Shoes.” Well, this is absolutely true…
Have you wonder, where these high heels came from? You will be amazed to know that heels date back to 4000 B.C. as earliest depictions of shoes flexible leather pieces held in place with lacings in ancient Egyptian murals were discovered on tombs and temles. The first ancestors of stiletto heels were discovered in a tomb of Tebas in old Egypt.

The following a list of ten types of heels each and every girl and women should consider buying… Have a look!

1. Wedge Heels: These women’s foot wears have heels that lie flat to the ground, extending from the shank to the back of the shoe. Another, such as wedge heels are flush just like a high heel would be, and there is no separation from the heel to the sole.
2. Peep Toe Heels: Somewhat of a tease, peep toe heels come in all shapes and sizes. All they need is for a pop of your colorful toenails to show to be a peep toe.

1. Kitten Heels: Style for comfort and fashion mix short, slender pair of shoes with a tapered heel of approximately 1–2 inches height with a slight curve setting the heel in from the edge of the shoe.  They are perfect for parties or work events where you don’t need the extra height but will be on your feet, well it is mostly preferred by tall women.
2. Stiletto Heels: The highest of all high heels have heights from 2 inches to 10 inches. Not all high slim heels merit the description stiletto. A real stiletto heel has a stem of solid steel or alloy. While these heights can cause problems walking for many, it's a worthy skill for the lengthening effect they have on one's legs.
   
3. Ankle Strap Heels: Most fashionable and fabulous style right now is Ankle strip heels. The height of the heel can vary, but the one common denominator is the strap that goes around the ankle, making the heels more secure and comfortable to walk in.
   
4. High Heel Sandals: With varying heights, a high heels sandal is anything that has any of the heel types like high, stiletto, and kitten but with a sandal upper.
   
5. Cone Heels: Wider at the sole of the foot and narrower at the base, cone heels form what you might expect like a cone.  The flat side comes with a sole covering. The width of the heel is broadly under the foot and gets narrower as they go down.
   
6. Prism Heels: They have three sides and thus form a triangle of a heel. They are not so much in vogue these days, only if you’re interested in vintage fashion.
   
7. Spool Heels: Thicker at the sole of the foot, narrow in the middle, and then comes back out at the base. These are recognized by an hourglass shaped heel and were mostly popularized by Canadian shoe designer John Fluevog.
   
8. Cork High Heels: These high heels simply refer to the cork material used to make them. They can vary in height and style, but the cork material makes for a softer, more moderated step.
9. High Heel Boots: Winter special with stylish heels makes in boots. These gorgeous designs, especially makes for winter season and these boots looks pretty in the beautiful baby foot.
   
10. Pumps Heels: These typically low cut around the front, these pumps are usually wider and between 2 and 3 inches in height.
    
11. Sling Back Heels: These quite similar to pumps like 2 inches with rounded or pointed toes, but the back part isn’t completely covered, instead there is a strap crossing over the heel, leaving the rest of the heels bare. This provides a more elegant look while still achieving the function of stabilizing.
    
12. Mules: Mule heels are any type of heel that comes up high over the top of the foot. You could have an open or closed to mule; the height of the heel can vary.
13. Platform Heels: The main thing that makes in the platform is the part of the shoe under the sole is thicker. Many say this makes the higher heels more comfortable because there's less of a height differential between the back and front of the foot. You can see platform heels from short to tall.
    
14. Cut out Heels: For more funky and cool look of high heel types, cut out heels are any type of heel that has a portion of the upper cut out for effect.
    
15. French Heels: These are similar to spool heels wherein they are short but have some curve to the heel.
    
16. Oxfords: The heel is still flatter at the base, but with more height than a traditional Oxford. The traditional Oxford has that academy look with a flat heel. But lately, we're seeing Oxford heels come on the scene.
    
17. Chunky Heels: They're usually on the short to medium side, and provide more stability than traditional high heels or stilettos.
    
18. Comma Heels: Just like comma shape, you may get this shape at your heels such as a punctuation mark. Now line that up with the heel of a shoe, and you have a comma heel!
    
19. Espadrille Heels: A beautiful and colorful upper and plaited fiber sole that made popular worldwide. Espadrille heels are a take on this traditional flat, and can have a heel or wedge base.
    
20. Fantasy Heels: Here's the wildcard heel type to cover all of the crazy designs out there like funky look. There are different types of heels you ever think, such as unique designs and shapes. There are many Hollywood celebrities wearing this type of heels and there is one big example is Lady Gaga.