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Grace in Inches

Liz Cambage wearing high heels at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, 2022.
Liz Cambage at the Dolby Theater, 2022. (Image licensed via Alamy).

Not Too Tall to Wear High Heels

Standing tall at 6’8” (203 cm), Liz Cambage already towers over most people — yet that’s never stopped her from stepping out in heels. Bold, elegant, and unapologetically herself, she’s recognized not only for her dominance on the court but also for her striking presence and bold sense of style off it. Whether she’s adding a few extra inches or simply embracing a look she loves, her choices send a clear message: confidence isn’t about fitting in — it’s about standing tall, literally and figuratively.

Because in the end, wearing heels isn’t just about height. It’s a personal statement — one that says you own your space, however tall you are. Whether you’re 5’4″ or over 6 feet, it’s always your choice — and there’s nothing to feel awkward about.

Did You Know?
In the 17th century, red heels were exclusive to the French nobility. The bolder the heel, the higher the status!

17th-century Persian man wearing early high-heeled shoes
Portrait of Louis XIV of France, wearing fashionable heeled shoes — a reminder that high heels were originally worn by men as a symbol of power and nobility. (Image source: World History Encyclopedia)

1600s: Heels worn by aristocratic men

1700s: Women adopt heels as fashion

1900s: High heels become feminine icons

Today: Style, empowerment, and identity

Step Taller in Style

Tall white platform high heels on woman's feet with thick sole and bold lift

Sometimes, you just want to go big — and we’ve found something!
A pair of heels that truly delivers. If you love the idea of a bold lift, check out the Pleaser FLAMINGO-809-2G glitter platform heels — bold, glamorous, and available now on Amazon.

Go shopping, stand next to someone much shorter — and you might just leave them eye-level with your waist.
If you’re comfortable with that kind of magic, these heels were made for you.

A confident woman walking in high heels on a cobblestone street, wearing a chic beige outfit.

Style isn’t just about what you wear — it’s how you move in it. A well-cut heel can transform even a simple walk into something effortlessly polished. From cobblestones to catwalks, it’s not the height that makes the look — it’s the attitude that carries it.

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