'After going barefoot for meetings and to get the mail, slipping a heeled shoe back on now would be like … trying to move back in with my parents house after spending so much time getting used to life without their restrictions,' writes ThatGirlCarly.
, Men’s Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank have entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy in recent weeks.
I don’t even think I miss the extra oomph that a few inches of heels gave me. After 150 days of going makeup-free and casual, I’ve gotten used to the way I look flat-footed and freckle-faced. When I see myself in the mirror now, I don't automatically move to paint my skin and stand on my toes, like I used to. That feels like a good thing.
Not to mention the fact that heels can seem particularly frivolous at a moment when people are marching to protest the loss of Black lives, and a time when, with 88 pairs put out in front of the White House to bring awareness to the number of nurses that have died during COVID-19.
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