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Do you/would you wear these? Or would you rather suffer all night long in your killer heels?
My first thought was: do we really need these? My second one was: wait,
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How about putting a vending machine in all shoe departments? Or better yet,
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Afterheels are entering a sort of crowded cheapo ballet flat market. Rollasole ballet flats,
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The shoes fold up to fit into a carton the size of a cigarette box,
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I wear heels pretty much everyday. They rank in height from “I can walk across town in these” to “out of the cab and right to a chair, where I will dangle them for all to admire.” I’m just not a flats person. But I won’t lie and say that heels are always easy. Sometimes I’m happy to get the damn things off.
But there could be a solution: A British company called Afterheels offers a £5 ($8) emergency ballet flat for those times when you just can’t bear to run around in your Balenciaga architectural stunners anymore.
I think I speak for many women when I say that heels are worth the suffering they inflict. Even the occasional tumble down subway stairs–not that this has happened to me (ahem)–is worth it for the miraculous changes they bring to the appearance of your legs, butt,
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Afterheels are dispensed from old cigarette vending machines strategically placed in clubs throughout the UK (US and Canadian patents are pending). Michael Stead,
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