stacked heel instead. Also, an elongated toe box can look “a little witchy” on shorter women, she said, urging wearers to “keep the point in proportion with your height.” And don’t fall for the misconception that a pointed toe will be uncomfortable. According to Andrews, the width of a shoe at the foot’s widest part remains the same as in shoes without the narrowed toe. The pointy toe will make everything in your closet look new again, Andrews said, and perhaps even give your psyche a boost. “A pointed-toe shoe is unquestionably a sign of good taste,” he said, “And that makes a woman feel empowered.” M
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