Do we have to give up high shoes?

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Do we have to give up high shoes?

In women's life there comes a time when wearing high-heeled shoes with no more sense. The body undergoes these changes abstain from them.

1- Legs will get longer

Heels can make legs look longer, but will relinquish them to do really long legs. A 2012 study published in "The Journal of Applied Phisiology" revealed that users of heels to the calf muscles were shorter. Using flat shoe will help the foot recover its natural form.

2- Your back will feel better

Heels make your rear look pretentious for a reason: they attract the basin back. "This puts pressure rising among spine and the muscles that stabilize it," says Todd Sinett, author of "3 Weeks to a Better Back". Some women who wear high shoes and may have a disorder called spondilolisteza, that is displacement of shtylës cord blood cells. This disorder brings nerve damage and pain. When you give up heels, return back to the previous position.

3- Would you have less pain

Wear heels not only shortens your pulp, but also the Achilles tendons. "When you set foot in angle of 90 degrees, you increase the pressure on tight tendons," says Krista Archer doctor from Lenox Hospital in NWC. This can cause even greater pain.

4- Knees will not have problems

Regardless of how changing your rear, again keeping the weight center will be knees. This explains a greater tightening tendons and ligaments of the knee. In this way, the problems you have with knees may be associated with high shoes.

5- Improve attitude

In a study of 2015 in South Korea to the stewardess that regularly wore heels, they found that they were imbalances between the calf muscles and ankle. Researchers thhonë muscles around the ankle are made to ensure sustainability.

This trend will be the most popular for Halloween

This trend will be the most popular for Halloween

" Vomiting rainbow " has only a few weeks in Snapchat , but it was liked by all too quickly . Celebrities went crazy after this transformation unusual devils that vomiting rainbows . Being already a trend , people are trying to emulate this " rainbow vomiting " cosmetic products .

Following simple instructions , users can get a new look for Halloween . Draw shiny big eyes and rosy cheeks . Then a rainbow that goes up to the neck . This look appears very popular with more than 400 thousand followers .

These images last only a few seconds on the phone , but if you paint properly, they can last all night.

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Common Misconceptions About Fashion

What is Fashion? There are a lot of misconceptions out there that people have in general about Fashion. Read on to learn about the most common ones..

1. If it is not Expensive, it is not Fashionable.

If expensive clothes were the Holy Grail to Fashion, we would never have had all those celebrity Fashion Disasters. Fashion does not come with a price tag. Affordable Fashion can look as good and chic. It is about picking the right pieces and matching them well.

2. Fashion is only for the Thin

Whoever said only Thin People can look Fashionable, make sure you grab them by their collar or the latest necklace they are flaunting and give them one tight slap and call them ‘racist or figur-ist’ or something to that tune. Fashion will never judge you based on your colour, nationality and size! It is only a matter of picking the right outfits to compliment your body type.

3. Men’s Fashion is Boring

Yes, they are not as lucky as the girls who get to choose from a wider repertoire but they are not so unlucky anymore. Men’s fashion is not “Oh well just give me a White Branded Tee and Blue Jeans, Maybe a branded shoe and I am done”. Men can now experiment to their heart’s content and if it is a solace to anyone, Girls find Fashionable Men Irresistible. So if you are a man reading this, it is time to grab those colored pants you did not pick up on Sale last week 

4. If I wear Branded Clothes, I am in Fashion

This cannot be more untrue. Yes we all have our favourite brands we swear by but wearing them all over will not make us any more fashionable if our style quotient is zero.

5.  If the Belt and Shoe color match, you have got it right

Yes it is a good thing to go crazy matching the Belt and Shoe color and what not. But it is completely unacceptable to not pay heed to the rest of the outfit. Belt-Shoe color matches are not a complete necessary and most of the times they make you look ‘Formal’.

6. The more Bling, the Better

Diamond this, Gold that, Anklets here, Bracelets everywhere – STOP. You are confusing everyone. Keep it simple. More Bling does not necessarily translate into Fashion-Savvy.

7. Some people are born Stylish

No one has ever been born Stylish. Some have just learnt the trick faster. You can ask any top designer, any top model or any top Fashion Blogger. Even better, go and dig up their childhood photos. Style is personal but it grows with time and is usually inspired from many elements.

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Why We Love Fashion (And You Should, Too!)

I suppose for me the thing that I love most about fashion is what it ultimately seeks to do; make life more beautiful than it is by making people look and/or feel more beautiful than they otherwise might. There's something so idealistic about fashion in that it visualizes things in the best possible light. But there's also that part of fashion that seeks to challenge beauty, to change the collective eye and propose new ideas of what beauty can be. And unlike any other art form, the beauty that is often created in fashion is completely fleeting, it's a moment. At it's best it burns brightly and quickly and can never be duplicated. That ability to change, to constantly renew itself is probably what makes fashion so intoxicating. I love that you can look at one designer's work within a given period of time and see the change, whether it's blatant and revolutionary or subtle and evolutionary. You can't always appreciate that journey from one thing to the next in other art forms; it's usually only in hindsight that you can see it. 

As for what fashion is, besides being an extension of personality, or a mood, or a way of expressing inner creativity, it's also a kind of mask. I love the transformative quality, the effect that an item of clothing can have on the way people see you and the way you might see yourself. There's something about the right pair of pants or a fabulous pair of shoes that can bring out a confidence in you that you didn't realize you had. Despite how much fashion deals with the surface, it's the effect it has on the way you feel as opposed to the way you look that makes it so amazing...to me at least. 

There's more to it, I'm sure, but I don't think I've ever stopped to think about why I love fashion. Knowing that I do always seemed like enough.