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Are they Worth the Pain?

The worst designer brand shoes for your feet are always the sexiest and most striking designer brand shoes. Many women would argue that Jimmy Choo shoes are by far the sexiest designer brand shoes and haute couture available today. Jimmy Choos are always a red carpet favorite and the top choice of many A-list stars like Jennifer Aniston, Beyoncé and Christina Aguilera. Jimmy Choo now sells their designer brand shoes in 39 stores and the shoes are selectively distributed by a handful of stores worldwide.

Stiletto heels and cruel pointy toes have been the recent trend in women’s footwear, with the most torturous of designer brands sporting the highest heels and the razor-sharp toe points that today’s woman of fashion craves. The most painful element of many designer brand shoes including Jimmy Choo styles is surely the price. The gorgeous Premier Python sandal sports a heel height of 4.7” and are priced at a mere $1130 USD.

The most painful as well as the most expensive designer shoes for the recent winter season according to Forbes.com was a sleek and sexy pair of Minolo Blahnik black alligator boots priced at $14,000 USD – available exclusively at Manolo Blahnik’s 54th Street shop in New York City. Forbes reports the excruciatingly high heels and equally agonizing price points; Manolo Blahnik inspires cult-like devotion among customers. Ah, the wonderful, glorious pain of designer brand shoes.

Another famous designer brand shoe that is also famous for foot agony on stylish women is the Report Signature black ankle boot. On Shoeblog.com, one Punk Glam Queen comments that she “purchased a pair of Report Signature shoes … last year and sent them straight back. The most painful things I have ever put on my feet! “

Contrary to popular belief, there seems to be a rising trend in foot injuries caused by wearing flats, flip-flops and pumps. Flats may be comfortable but they may also cause back pain, bunions and even arthritis. One podiatric surgeon Mike O’Neill reports over the past four years, a significant increase in foot-related injuries because of people wearing flats, flip-flops and low-heeled pumps.
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