Shoe Selection 101
For those with thin ankles…
…will look like trees stuck in concrete in clumpy shoes such as Birkenstock clogs. Even a ballet flat will appear to swamp the foot, and large details, such as flowers, tend to overpower a thin ankle.
- If you wear an open-backed shoe, it needs to be a thong sandal so the flow of your legs isn't broken.
- Pointed toes finish off the ankle in a less jarring way than a round toe.
- Any detail in the front of the shoe should be delicate.
Published 01/01/2006