OK, so today I wanna talk about how to get the right size when you’re buying those fancy Manolo Blahnik shoes. I had a bit of a journey figuring this out, so I thought I’d share my experience to maybe save you some trouble.
Getting Started
First off, I went straight to measuring my feet. I marked the tip of my big toe and the back of my heel on a piece of paper while standing up. Then, I grabbed a ruler and measured the distance between those two points. It’s apparently better to use centimeters for this, but I just used what I had on hand.
Trying Them On
Next, I actually had to try some shoes on. I found out that Manolos should feel snug but still comfy. There’s supposed to be a little bit of space at the heel for some styles.
Comparing Notes
I also checked online for some tips, and honestly, most places just say to go with your usual size. But I’ve heard from others that it can depend on the style of the shoe. For example, the heels might fit differently than the flats.
What I Learned
- Measure your feet: Seriously, do it. It gives you a good starting point.
- Try before you buy, if possible: This is the best way to know for sure.
- Read reviews: See what other people say about the sizing for specific styles.
- Consider the style: Heels, flats, boots – they might all fit a bit differently.
Wrapping Up
So, after all this, I finally got my pair, and they fit like a dream. They’re actually some of the most comfortable shoes I own now. They kinda mold to your feet after you wear them for a bit. It took a bit of trial and error, but it was totally worth it to get that perfect fit. Hopefully, my little adventure here helps you out when you’re ready to get your own Manolos!
