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Although high heels were worn for centuries in the Ottoman ... with status or wealth became referred to as "well-heeled." Heels change women, too This study shows this allure is very much alive.

When the founders emailed back asking how the shoes were being worn, they realized ... mandated them) as well as to fancy events. But there has been pushback, as some women complained about ...

This was popularized by several royal women who weren't very tall who wanted to feel taller than their husband's mistresses. So a person of social standing and wealth could be called well-heeled. And ...

For the new study, published this month in the Journal of Applied Physiology, Beck and his colleagues looked for healthy young men, as well as women, who had never or almost never worn high heels.

After events like the Spring Racing Carnival, it is common to see many women abandon their shoes and limp home barefoot. And while men are perceived to be well turned ... being worn by a woman ...