The MTA is installing sidewalk grates aimed at being more high heel-friendly for New York women — but they’re in a race against ever-skinnier heels. The grates, which were installed in Midtown and on ...

Step in style while gliding gracefully. High heels have been a go-to shoe for years but can also have you begging for a foot rub due to the pain sometimes associated with wearing them. To keep it ...

Now is the season when women take their freshly pedicured toes al fresco, often courtesy of strappy high-heel sandals or open-toed pumps that look fabulous but sometimes feel like the masochistic ...

I found them mid-lesson, trying the chin-up and upright posture as they take intentional steps from one end of the room to the other. Each was in her comfortable heel size, and at the front stood an ...

(CBS) Are you among the millions of women who wear high heels day after day? If so, a new study suggests you're probably causing permanent damaging to your feet and legs. It's no secret for those who ...

WALKING TALL at the Oscars need not be a challenge for any actress; all she needs is the right footwear. Here's Erin Moriarty of "48 Hours": Walking the red carpet isn't really about walking at all.

Male attorneys strapped on pairs of high heels to shed some light on violence against women during a Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event in Chicago, Illinois on June 14, 2018. Just under a dozen men from ...

Dear Answer Angel Ellen: I have a Trump question that has nothing to do with politics — a topic I have vowed to stay away from for at least the next four years. During the inauguration, I was amazed ...

High heels are fashionable, but uncomfortable, and can even lead to chronic foot damage. At first glance, it doesn't make sense to favor footwear which harm and hurt feet, plus render it difficult to ...

Lady Gaga's massive 10-inch tapered heels may be purely for show, rarely making an appearance outside of the artist's music videos. But three-inch or higher heels are hard for many people to ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Bright red high-heeled shoes usually worn by female impersonators showed up Saturday on about 200 men in downtown St. Louis. They ...