If I told you that there were shoes that you could change the heel height, the color, the size and other features without having to go buy another shoe would you believe me? Well believe it! These shoes by Camileon can do all that and more. The heel can go from 3¼ to 1½ inches by pulling down on the heel, then pushing it forward and tucking it under the arch of the shoe. Now this doesn't sound too attractive to me. Just imagine, you see a person walking around in some heels and then you notice this little black thing sticking out under the heel. I don't know about you but it looks pretty weird to me. But the whole concept sounds pretty good especially for the working woman. She can wear the short heel on her way to work if she's walking and then pop out the high heel at work and switch it again when she leaves. Not only is there a shoe that you can change the heel height of, there are shoes that you can change the color of and the size. From SkinsFootwear comes a shoe that has interchangable skin colors. This sounds strange to me because I'm not sure how it works or how it would look but hopefully they made it look fashionable. As for the shoe that changes size, it is for 3 to 9 year olds which is smart I think because kids feet grow like weeds. So apparently the shoe industry is coming up with new technologically advanced shoes to not only save us money but also save us time in the shoe store...although I don't know of any girl who minds staying in a shoe store for too long.
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Wow, I'm in awe of this article, because these creations are so amazing. I agree with you that the shoe that can decrease/increase it's heel height would be extremely functional for woman working in an urban environment. She could take the metro and walk in the low heel, then switch to high. It's ingenious! About the color changing shoe, I'd have to see it to determine whether it really works or not, but it's a great concept. But the child's shoe that changes size is a great idea, because children's feet really do grow like a shoe size a week, so that would save the parents time and money.
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