— -- Shoe shopping has changed. Women’s dress shoes used to be geared towards 3- to 4-inch heels. But the overall fashion trend toward comfort has added more choices in the sensible category. Be ...

Sneex, founded by the creator of Spanx, Sara Blakely, range in price from $395 to $595. (Michel Euler/AP) The woman behind Spanx changed the shapewear game — now Sara Blakely is hoping lightning will ...

If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Hoda Kotb wears the two-in-one style, too Alyssa Grabinski is a senior shopping writer for PEOPLE reporting on can’t-miss fashion moments ...

After losing a leg to injury or disease, women adjusting to life with a prosthetic limb face the same challenges as men, with perhaps one added complication: how to wear high-heels? A team of Johns ...

What do you get when you cross a sneaker and a high heel? Sneex, a luxury shoe and shoe brand launched by Spanx founder Sara Blakely. It has been only a week since Blakely’s latest invention has been ...

Since they were first created, high heels have fascinated the fashion world — especially those that are truly sky-high. Stiletto heels, thick platform soles and more have all added a burst of ...

What if we told you that high heels were originally made exclusively for men? In a time when stilettos and platforms are often associated with female style and female sexuality, that fact might come ...

If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Just in time for the holidays Alyssa Grabinski is a senior shopping writer for PEOPLE reporting on can’t-miss fashion moments from ...

In the ever-shifting fashion sphere, where trends wax and wane with the changing seasons, one particular change has caught the eye of experts of late: a gradual decline in popularity of high heels.

We all strive to find the best running shoes for race day, but sensible shoes just won’t do for one runner. Curtis Hargrove, a runner from Edmonton, Alberta, known for his exploits in marathon running ...

There are plenty of reasons why women wear high heels today — to dress up an outfit or lengthen one's silhouette, for example — but centuries ago, the shoes served a much different purpose. High heels ...