Non-mumsy low heels?

[misscph1973]

I can't wear high heels, I look like Bambi on ice, it's not a pretty sight. So I am looking for lower heels that are not too mumsy. Any advice? Ballerina flats will not work, I have a few, and they are not good with many of the skirts/dresses I have.

Would you consider these or are you looking for more of a block heel for stability? I wear these in nude or black pretty much every day to work and find them very comfy and I am on my feet most of the day. They also don’t break the bank!

www.marksandspencer.com/almond-toe-court-shoes-with-insolia/p/p22471389?image=SD_01_T02_1225W_Y1_X_EC_90&color=BLACKPATENT&prevPage=plp

Oh, they are nice, thank you, NannyW, but yes, I am probably looking for a block heel for stability ;)

No worries, I just find them so easy to wear. M&S do some nice block heels too.

Maybe a little high..
www.marksandspencer.com/stain-away-suede-slingback-court-shoes-with-insolia/p/p22484705?image=SD_01_T02_6266W_Y0_X_EC_90&color=BLACK&prevPage=plp

www.marksandspencer.com/stain-away-suede-square-toe-block-heel-court-with-insolia/p/p22471356?image=SD_01_T02_7076A_Y0_X_EC_90&color=BLACK&prevPage=plp

www.marksandspencer.com/mid-buckle-dolly-court-shoes-with-insolia/p/p22479031?image=SD_01_T02_0666_Y1_X_EC_90&color=BLACKPATENT&prevPage=plp

Hm, I don't actually get on very well with M&S shoes ;) Such a shame, as my MIL works in an M&S and she is happy to pass on her discount.

I like these:

www.clarks.co.uk/p/26118884

but I worry they are far too high for me!

How about these, as a brand rather than a specific shoe? www.mandarinashoes.co.uk/

Buy any M&S shoes, the insolia is truly magical

They do a pair of mid high courts for £20 which are excellent, really comfy

These?

Personally, I know block heels are in but I hate them. They remind me of the shoes I used to wear in the 90s. I like a Cuban heel, like these although they are boots so probably not for you if you specifically want shoes.

Can you be a bit more specific? Colour? Material? Price range? Occasion?

Brogues are your friend.

How about these? I have similar from Office (mine are flatter) and they are fab, so comfy and smart with trousers or skirts.

They've got shedloads on the Office website.

OP come back! I want to look for shoes for you!

I know lots of people hate them but what about kitten heels?

Any good?

Sorry for the silence!

Odins, absolutely LOVE all the Mandarina shoes, thank you, but my budget will only allow me to look at the sale items ;)

Felicia, I quite like the Dune shoes, but like yourself, too blocky, and it's the '90es all over again.

I'm looking for shoes to wear out to dinner etc. and I quite like Ecco and Clarks. And recently I must admit to liking Hotter (!).

Felicia, I love that you want to look for shoes for me! Not too sure about the festival shoes, normally I would never go for that style, but maybe I need to get out of my comfort zone. They are definitely not mumsy ;)

What, I think they are too spikey for me, I have no balance, and I'm quite likely to trip. Besides, I live in the country, and although I wouldn't wear heels in the mud, I seem to always get into mud even when I go out ;)

I have really tricky painful feet .. I bought some lovely grey heels from Tesco recently . They come in grey , blue and black and aren't too high although not block heel . Also m and s insolia are good for my feet . I'll try and get the links

www.tesco.com/direct/ff-mid-heel-court-shoes/347-2193.prd also in red by the looks of it

http://www.marksandspencer.com/mid-heel-buckle-court-shoes-with-insolia/p/p22494930?image=SD011T020673AAB0XXEC90&color=RED&prevPage=srp

How about something like these ? The strap helps I find .

imjessie, they are not bad, I actually really like the M&S ones, lovely colour. Might ask my MIL to get them for me with her discount, or at least go an try them on, I will be near an M&S Friday.

Hotter have some gems, they can look nice in a vintage/retro sort of way.

There are quite a few similar on the site .. maybe order few to try ?