I Wore These Trendy Heels for Hours at a Wedding, and They Didn't Hurt My Feet Even While Dancing
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They’re just $60 at Nordstrom.
Real Simple / Tyler Roeland
I think everyone can agree that one of life’s biggest struggles is trying to find comfortable fancy shoes. Most styles rub your feet, pinch your toes, or have a heel that’s impossible to walk in. Luckily, I found a pair that are so comfy, I actually wore them for hours while dancing at a wedding. Plus, they’re only $60 at Nordstrom.
The Open Edit slingback heels have a 2-inch kitten heel that’s super easy to walk and dance in. I get irritated easily from basically any type of shoe, even sneakers occasionally, and I didn’t have a single blister at the end of the night. I took a gamble on wearing these heels for the first time to the wedding I attended, and in my experience, they don’t need a break-in period. Even though they have a pointed toe, they didn’t feel like they were squishing my feet at all, and the slightly stretchy heel strap fits so snugly that it never slipped off.
Nordstrom
To buy: $60; nordstrom.com.
I bought the lime green shade, and I received multiple compliments on its pretty color and how it’s right on trend for this season. The shoe also comes in bright pink and black (though the black is almost sold out). While the shoes are perfect for a dressy event, they can easily be styled more casually with jeans or trousers for the office or dinner.
Nordstrom
To buy: $60; nordstrom.com.
Other shoppers love the slingbacks, too. One reviewer commented that they bought both pink and lime green because they “got so many compliments on the first pair.” Another customer said that the heels are “unexpectedly comfortable,” noting, “I wore these brand new at a New Year's party, and my feet were happy all night.”
Hurry to grab these comfy heels before they’re gone—shop them now for $60 at Nordstrom.
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