We know the British royal family’s well-kept secret for braving long receptions in high heels. A most discreet tip.
How does Kate Middleton manage to walk around in pumps all day long without suffering from the slightest blister? The Princess of Wales, like the other women of the British royal family, swears by an invention combining elegance and comfort. What is this secret weapon? Revelations.
The royal family’s gimmick to avoid pain in heels
When it comes to representing the royal family, heels oblige. Kate Middleton knows the song, since the Princess of Wales rarely appears in sneakers or ballerinas. For avoid irritation, blisters and other sufferings, this one has adopted the tights integrated with silicone pads. An effective way to stay comfortable on stilettos. This ingenious ruse also makes it possible to respect protocol, which forces the women of British royalty to appear with their legs covered in all circumstances. According to the newspaper The Sun, the Princess of Wales would prefer the house’s tights John Lewis, priced at £7 and available in nude, black or beige. In France, the brand Well offers a mid-low version at 2.80 euros and the brand MeMe sells an opaque, more robust pair for 41 euros.
Other tips to know
In addition to tights with integrated pads, other fashion tips have proven themselves. Above all, it is recommended to regularly maintain your feet by moisturizing them after showering, removing the horn once a month and consulting a podiatrist every year. Furthermore, when you want to invest in a pair of heels, it is necessary to try them on at the end of the afternoon. Feet tend to swell throughout the day, so this is the perfect time to get your actual shoe size. It is better to invest in padded leather insoles to integrate into the shoe, in order to create cushioning. Finally, it seems that taping the 3th and 4th toes together thanks to a plaster would relieve the nerve which is overstressed by the arch induced by high heels. To try.