#interchangeable heels

>Shoes with removable heels are good for the environment

>Shoes with removable heels save space

>They’re expertly made in Portugal and France

With removable heel shoes, the revolution is on! Just imagine: your pumps for going to work can be transformed with a click into evening shoes. Your round heels become stilettos. No need to pinch yourself, it's a dream come true!

Whoever has never regretted wearing high heels at the end of the evening raise your hand! We all know that feeling of despair when we come home barefoot, pumps in hand.

Click, click. With shoes with removable heels, changing your look is as easy as that!

Some time ago we were talking about comfortable heeled shoes. Here is a new fashion trend that we advise you to follow closely!

Trendy shoes: removable heels

To make life easier for thousands of women, shoes with removable heels have finally been invented! The idea? That of rethinking heeled shoes to offer an accomplice version that adapts to all situations.

Choose the heel height you want, and vary the colors: the era is about customization and customization! To stick to your desires, nothing could be simpler.

Pull on an invisible tab, inside the pump: your heel automatically unhooks. All you have to do is choose the size of heels that suits your needs at the moment!

Shoes with removable heels: where to find them?

Two shoe brands offer models of fashion shoes with removable heels: Alegory and Tanya Heath. The good news? Both are made in France!

"Give a girl the right shoes and she can conquer the world," film star Marilyn Monroe once said. But what constitutes "right" for women nowadays?

While high heels can make the wearer feel more confident, they aren't comfortable for long-term wearing. This means that many women carry around a spare pair of flats with them.

But what if one pair of shoes could do both jobs? Two small shoemaking firms, one in France and one in Germany, think they have the solution - women's shoes that come with interchangeable heels.

In her office in Ottawa, Canada, Olga Streltchenko is not just known as a top financial risk manager.

The 46-year-old also has a reputation for her shoes with removable heels.

"I am not very tall, so I like to be in high heels at work to enhance my presence," Mrs. Streltchenko says.

"But I like to switch to lower, more comfortable heels to go home. And if I plan on going out after work, I take a pair of metallic heels with me, which are more playful."

The shoes, by Tanya Heath Paris, allow women to change their style from professional to casual, fancy to comfortable, and high to low, simply by switching their heels.

Designer Tanya Heath came up with the idea for her shoes after moving to Paris in 1996.

The Canadian, who spent years working for firms in the telecoms and energy sectors, was tired of having to change her shoes every time she arrived or left the office.

"I would arrive in ballerina pumps and change into heels, and my French colleagues ridiculed me," she says.

"They called me 'la New Yorkaise', because of the perception that New Yorkers wore trainers with suits while walking to work."

In 2009, with no experience in the fashion industry, Ms. Heath finally began to develop the idea - all while juggling her responsibilities as a mother of three.

The biggest challenge was to make shoes that were comfortable and stylish, she says. Since the 1980s, several firms had developed footwear with removable heels but none had been successful.