Shoe hills

[audra sharma]

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Does it look unprofessional to wear more than 2" hills in an interview with suit(pants)? What if it s leather, thick hill, and looks really professional? Has anyone gone to an interview with more than 2" hills?!

 

[sundaequeen]

Sigh... first of all, it's "heel" not "hill". Secondly, I think wearing super high heels is more of an issue of comfort than professionalism. 3" heels can still look professional but if you're going on a tour of the school, make sure you can walk in them or bring flats for walking.

 

[KittySquared]

I'm wearing these to my interview. They're comfortable enough for me to walk around all day and feel fine.

 

[Dentist wannabe]

I'm sure high heels would attract a lot of attention.

 

[audra sharma]

Sigh... first of all, it's "heel" not "hill". Secondly, I think wearing super high heels is more of an issue of comfort than professionalism. 3" heels can still look professional but if you're going on a tour of the school, make sure you can walk in them or bring flats for walking.

Haha iphone autocorrection. I was roo lazy to repost my thread! And thanks for your reply. My shoes are 4" and they are really comfortable.

 

[teethfordays]

Haha iphone autocorrection. I was roo lazy to repost my thread! And thanks for your reply. My shoes are 4" and they are really comfortable.

Hmm...4 inches might stand out in a bad way. Unless you're wearing slacks to cover up how high they actually are, I'd play it safe with 2 inches or a little more.

 

[member0543183]

Mine were 3 inches, but they were thicker heels. I wore mine with a pant suit. I think skinnier, tall heels may appear on the more inappropriate side. Stay on the conservative side. To play it safe, I would opt for shorter heels. Make sure they are close toed shoes 🙂

 

[member0543183]

I'm wearing these to my interview. They're comfortable enough for me to walk around all day and feel fine.

Those are lovely shoes 🙂 I'd totally wear those.