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Wanting to look better when you wear a stiletto heel? Think about cosmetic surgery of your feet. The Cinderella surgery removes bunions and make the feet more narrow. The Perfect-10 surgery is to straighten and shorten the toes. Last, but not least there is the Cushioning surgery which applies fat from your abdomen to the ball of your feet.

You probably think now this is all joking? You’re wrong! Many women in LA and also in the UK these days have applied one or more of those surgeries. In the UK women have spent already € 36 million per year for this. I guess Posh is one of them.

There are a few situations when it’s better to leave those lovely high heels into your closet. Being pregnant is one of them. Alicia Keys is now also aware of that. Luckely there is nothing wrong with the unborn baby.

The British London’s South Thames College is offering 16 year old girls a six week course on how to walk in high heels. The ‘Sexy Heels in the City’ course is supposedly designed to prepare girls for the ‘business world and their social lives’. The classes are given by Chyna Whyne who asks £ 60 an hour.

In my opinion there is nothing wrong by offering such classes at that age.  Be able to walk corectly in high heels is something which is important. However, I don’t think it’s a good idea to offer it via a by the government paid school.

Jimmy Choo released recently a couple of photo’s of the pre fall 2010 collection. Here are a couple of selected highlights.

Healthy comfortable sexy heels, do they really exist? Dana Davis says they do. She started her own shoe collection consulting with a team of leading foot care professionals including foot and ankle surgeons, podiatrists and pedorthists to engineer each style in the collection from the inside out with strategic cushioning, customized arch supports and built-in or removable orthotics.

The result looks very good. Browsing through the collection the shoes don’t show any hint of the used technology. It’s completely invisible. The Italian-made shoes coupled with the technology comes however with a price. Prices ranges between $275 and $450 a pair.