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"Towering heels are a fashion week staple for any strutting fashionista, it just wouldn\u2019t do to walk to your front row seat with anything other than a wedge, platform or stilleto in check. Yesterday...\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nTowering heels are a fashion week staple for any strutting fashionista, it just wouldn\u2019t do to walk to your front row seat with anything other than a wedge, platform or stilleto in check.\n\nYesterday I took the fashion packs lead and wore my new patent Marc Jacobs t-bar\u2019s, a day in heels though is no easy task and after a full 9 hour stint of shows I was in agony, walking slow, not tall and by the time I got to the super glam Henry Holland after party I had to ditch my beloved 3 inch stack in favour of my French Sole ballet pumps. I was defeated.\n\nWhile I was dancing the night away in my flats I looked over and noticed a girl looking fabulous and dancing confidently in the brown platforms straight off of the Charles Anastase catwalk.\n\nSo how do these fashionista\u2019s make it look so easy?\n\nCharles Anastase model, Morwenna says &amp;quot;a platform is one of the easiest heels to wear, they look dauntingly high and difficult to walk in but they\u2019re not so bad as your foot doesn\u2019t have to incline quite as much. Just be careful on stairs!&amp;quot; Hmm careful Morwenna, flash backs of Naomi Campbell spring to mind!\n\n--GEORGINA BACCHUS\n\nPictured above, black mary jane boots by Marc Jacobs, black gladiators by Zara, and plaforms from Charles Anastase\u2019s Spring \u201909 show."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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