no

It is because the heels n high-heeled shoes have a small surface area.

That small surface area can get stuck in certain type of floor like mud because the heels will sink in the mud.

You would need flat shoes that have a large surface area to go on floors that are not capable of hold shoes like high-heels.

if its silk then yeaa

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The process is not complicated . In order to manufacture high heels you need materials (leather, heels ) and a block .

There are several types of high heels shoes:

Stiletto heels;

Kitten heels:

Cone heels:

Prism heels:

Spool heels:

Wedge heels

Occupations or jobs that would be better off not wearing high heeled shoes to work include police officers, train engineers, construction workers, forest rangers, ship captains, fireman, garbage collection engineers, railroad line inspectors, chefs, auto mechanics, astronauts, electricians, furniture movers, store shelf stockers, lumberjacks, farmers, cowboys, football players, basketball players, hockey players, tennis players, golfers, security officers, and underwater welders.

I am almost, idk now if i should anymore. Maybe plus my mom said when I can walk in them

If you are able to walk in them and they are not too high (i say about 2-3in) is o.k if u are an expert in walking in them but overall yes! i started wearing 2-3 in heels when i was 11-12 (they were wedges though, which i strongly suggest you start in instead of going for the stilettos.

No, she's a child, do you want to ruin her feet.

yes she does but they spoiled her to much they hot heels i like it