I love shoes. And just like every other love story, there’s that heartbreaking moment when the protagonist and her soul mate start to drift apart. That’s what’s happening to me right now as my leg is healing after an annoying online purchase that doesn’t meet my comfort standards. Have comfortable shoes very important for every fashion editor. We’re always trying because part of our job is to go out to discover new brands and New York City is made for walking.
Since my latest shoe purchase wasn’t as walkable as I’d hoped, I decided it was time to talk to an expert about what I should look for in my next pair. Solid love is needed when someone is facing the level of suffering I described above, so Benjamin Tehrani, DPM, keep it real to me. While I won’t completely say goodbye to some of these exciting trends, Tehrani has convinced me that I should steer clear of them on days when I’ll be a lot more grounded. When my healthcare involves fashion, I dive in. Below you will find four shoe styles that Tehrani and I accept.
