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Chris44g Worn ‘Lefties’ Suede High Heels

Chris44g Worn ‘Lefties’ Suede High Heels

‘Cinderella is proof a new pair of shoes can change your life’

Hello my darlings,

I am Chris, a mature English lady. I have been selling my worn high heels, bras, knickers and intimate lingerie since 1979. There is more information on me and my story on my profile page right here on ATW/FLO, and also on [Hidden site]

I wear my heels out and about regularly along with stockings and suspenders. I,like to wear to nightclubs, restaurants and bars both here at home in England and in my various homes around Europe such as Lisbon, Berlin or Budapest.

Here for you this evening I am offering you the chance to own are a pair of my lovely ‘Leftie’ brand beige point to stiletto high heels with a matching brown sole soft leather insoles.

I have worn these in a few of my recent films such as ‘Retro Tights’. Lefties are a Spanish fashion brand that is not available in the U.K. I bought them on my travels in Portugal.

I have small size 🇬🇧 5 feet very wide with a very high instep so need a 🇬🇧 size 6 sometimes to get enough width. These are a Euro 39.

Will wear these lovely shoes all day before sending and include lots of photos of me wearing high heels, plus also a free naughty film of me masturbating naked in just a pair of sexy high heels. This will be sent by download link after you have acknowledged safe receipt of your shoes.

Free U.K. 🇬🇧 Royal Mail delivery.

For ‘Tracked’, ‘Special Delivery’ and ‘Signed For’ please add £5.

International orders very welcome please add £15 for delivery.

I always include a signed photo, hand written note to you and a free 4K Chris44g film as well. Film is sent by e-mailed download link after you gave confirmed safe receipt of your parcel.

Message anytime my darlings.

Lots more on [Hidden site]

History of High Heels

High heeled shoes were worn by men and women courtiers until the French Revolution. When high heels came back in style in the late 1800’s, they were worn only by women. The stiletto heel came with the advent of technology using a supporting metal shaft or stem embedded into the heel, instead of wood or other, weaker materials that required a wide heel.Italian shoe designer Salvatore Ferragamo paved the way for stilettos by inventing the steel arch. Some historians also credit him with inventing the stiletto heel, while others credit French fashion designer Charles Jourdan. French designers such as Roger Vivier and André Perugia popularized the stiletto design in the 1950’s, which quickly spread across Europe and the United States.

After an initial wave of popularity in the 1950’s, the heels reached their most refined shape in the early 1960s, when the toes of the shoes which bore them became as slender and elongated as the stiletto heels themselves. As a result of the overall sharpness of outline, it was customary for women to refer to the whole shoe as a "stiletto", not just the heel. Although they faded from the scene after the Beatles era began, their popularity continued at street level, and women stubbornly refused to give them up even after they could no longer readily find them in the mainstream shops. A version of the stiletto heel was reintroduced in 1974 by Manolo Blahnik, who dubbed his "new" heel the "Needle". Similar heels were stocked at the big Biba store in London, by Russell & Bromley and by smaller boutiques. Old, unsold stocks of pointed-toe stilettos and contemporary efforts to replicate them (lacking the true stiletto heel because of changes in the way heels were by then being mass-produced) were sold in street fashion markets and became popular with punks and with other fashion "tribes" of the late 1970’s until supplies of the inspirational original styles dwindled in the early 1980’s. Subsequently, round-toe shoes with slightly thicker (sometimes cone-shaped) semi-stiletto heels, often very high in an attempt to convey slenderness were frequently worn at the office with wide-shouldered power suits. The style survived through much of the 1980’s but almost completely disappeared during the 1990’s when professional and college-age women took to wearing shoes with thick, block heels. The slender stiletto heel staged a major comeback after the turn of the century when young women adopted the style for dressing up, office wear or adding a feminine touch to casual wear, with perhaps a pair of Levi jeans.