Big feet, big problem? Not if you learn our tricks!
Do you have the impression that your feet are disproportionately large, and wearing nice shoes only draws the attention of others to your complex? Don't worry, we have a solution! There are some proven tricks that will make your feet look smaller. With you in mind, we have collected them in this article.
A secret weapon in the fight against disproportion
Appropriate footwear plays a key role in the fight against disproportions around the feet. This secret weapon can make your feet look smaller than they actually are, and you will finally breathe a sigh of relief and get rid of your complexes.
You just need to replace some habits with others and that's it. Find out which shoe models will work best to make your feet appear smaller. We have compared the most common mistakes with the recommended types of shoes to make your choice as easy as possible. Let's get started!
Heel versus flat sole
Do you prefer shoes with a flat sole because you feel that your feet would be even more conspicuous in fancy high heels? This is a common mistake!
While wearing high heels every day is not the best solution due to the strain on your bones and joints, if you want undisturbed proportions and maximum self-confidence, you can successfully wear them. And best of all, they don't have to be sky-high heels, which can be a real challenge to walk in.
Even by slightly raising the heel, your feet will look smaller. If you value comfort as much as possible, choose wedge shoes or even more comfortable platforms.
Such shoes are available in various models, so you can easily match them both for larger occasions and for everyday use. Check out our favorites and choose something for yourself:
- black, patent stilettos with a snakeskin motif
- black ankle boots with round toes
Open vs. closed shoes
Are you wondering whether it is better to wear open or closed shoes if you have large feet? Exposing much of your skin may be to your detriment, but you don't have to limit yourself to tight-covered footwear.
How about stiletto heels peep toe? Thanks to the delicate cut-out for the toes, you will optically shorten your feet and add sex appeal to any styling. Shoes with an open heel will work in a similar way. Or maybe you will choose ballet flats fastened around the ankle? However, be careful with this model if you have short legs. This way you could optically shorten them as well.
Here are some suggestions you might like:
- openwork ankle boots with open heel and toes
- black pumps with open toes and fastening around the ankle
Details and decorations versus a smooth upper
Do you want to hide your disproportionately large feet, so you give up all decorations and details so that they do not attract the attention of others? Nothing could be further from the truth! Buckles, bows, studs, fringes and other details are a hit in your case.
By diverting attention from the length of your feet, you will quickly get rid of your complexes. If you don't like excessive decorations, any animal motifs will work perfectly. Snake skin is the perfect choice for fans of minimalism. The shoes seem smooth, but the pattern on the upper works to your advantage.
For this reason, give up a completely smooth upper and replace it with even small details. Check out what offers are waiting for you in our online store:
- green flip-flops with a buckle
Pointed toes versus round finish
Another common mistake is the wrong choice of shoe toes. Although pointed toes have been very popular for some time, in the case of disproportionately large feet they may look very unfavorable. These shoes optically lengthen your feet, which will have the opposite effect than expected.
Instead of fashionable pointed toes, choose equally elegant round toes. Shoes with a square finish will also work perfectly. If you want to optically shorten your feet, be sure to check out these models:
Color matters
There is one more thing worth remembering if you have disproportionately long feet - the color of your shoes. Light, pastel shades and colors similar to your skin tone can further lengthen them. Fortunately, you don't have to limit yourself to only dark tones. Here's a little color cheat sheet to help you make the best choice:
- classic black
- deep red
- earth tones
- subdued greys
- bottle green
- dark purple and navy blue
Say goodbye to complexes once and for all
We believe that thanks to our tips you will be able to say goodbye to your complexes once and for all. All you need to do is follow a few simple rules and you will achieve your dream results. But don't forget that there are no limits in fashion. If you feel like wearing beige shoes with pointed toes, we are sure you will feel divine in them!