Hey everyone, so I saw this thing online about Hermes dropping their new heel shoes for 2024, and man, I just had to get my hands on ’em or at least eyeball ’em in person. You know me, always up for trying fancy stuff just to see what the fuss is about. Been following Hermes for a bit, but those sneaky price tags usually make me sweat, though that day, I figured why not dive in?
Getting Out There
Alright, so first off, I dragged myself to the city this morning—rain was messing things up, made traffic a real pain. Finally rolled up to the Hermes shop near downtown, all fancy and polished, like walking into some movie set. Told the sales lady straight up: “Hey, I’m here for that new heel collection, show me what you got.” She nodded, no fuss, took me right over to this flashy display corner.
Trying the Shoes On
This is where it got real. She pulled out a few pairs, like this sparkly black one and a bright red stunner, all 2024 designs. Said they’re supposed to be comfy and stylish, whatever that means. I kicked off my worn-out sneakers—felt kinda awkward, honestly—and slipped into the black heels first. Hopped up, took a few steps, and holy crap, they felt stiff as bricks. Not gonna lie, almost face-planted right then! Just reminded me of that news clip I saw last week about some singer tripping hard in heels—yeah, scary stuff. But after wobbling around for a minute, the shoes kinda softened up a bit. Tried the red pair next: lighter, kinda springy, easier to walk in. Even did a little spin for kicks, felt like a clumsy model or something.
Now, on to the colors and details:
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Black pair: Shiny as heck, but those heels are tall, maybe too tall for us normal folks.
Red pair: Brighter in person, like fire engine red, and had this slick buckle that felt solid.
Other styles: Saw a couple more—a sky-blue one and a nude pink. Not my jam, but some folks might dig ’em.
Sales lady kept rattling on about how they’re “durable” and all, citing some old Hermes history, but honestly, who cares? I just wanted something I could walk in without breaking an ankle. Spent a good half-hour pacing back and forth, testing ’em on the shop floor.
Final Thoughts and Wrapping Up
After all that shimmying and shaking, I called it quits. Didn’t buy anything—those prices are wild, almost choked seeing the tag—but I got what I came for. Learned that Hermes shoes look slick, sure, but you better practice before strutting around. Stuffed my feet back into my regular kicks, breathed a sigh of relief, and scooted out. Overall, if you’re into high fashion and got cash to burn, give ’em a go, but watch your step! Not every pair’s a winner, and real life ain’t a runway.
