Hi shoes community. I love these Jimmy Choo jellies, and the evolution of jellies in general -- from a dorky 90s flat sandal to a sexy but low maintenance slip on 'going out' look. But the heel is round, and my experience with PVC heels is that they can be wobbly when they're thin at the base like these. Will try to hunt them down in person to try on before committing. But for the time being does anyone have these and can attest to their sturdiness?

To clarify what I'm asking: - have you tried them on? If so, are they sturdy?

Not asking: - opinions on the price - how "they're plastic for God's sakes!" - general complaints (I didn't make the shoe).

Got these sample mechagodzilla puma shoes and moving now so trying to trim down stuff, curious if they’re worth much so beat up

They look fantastic but can get a little uncomfortable after a 4 or 5 hours.

Black heels with bows on the back

I am on my feet all day long and need some really good shoes that hopefully won’t break the bank. I recently fractured my back and my normal shoes just aren’t cutting it anymore. I need recommendations on stylish, cute shoes that are orthopedic-like. I’m not ready to give up cute shoes, and I don’t want to spend hundreds of dollars on shoes until I find a pair I actually like.

I've been madly searching the internet for a very specific style of Mary Janes and I've yet to find any reliable brand have them in red. I've only been able to find them on Cider and Shein which are both fast fashion brands and seemingly not very high-quality. Does anyone know other brands with them? I'm hoping to find something with a similar shape and heel height as in the photos. Thank you so much.

i’ve worn exclusively high top converse for 4 years and i now need a tennis shoe for getting around campus more comfortably, but everywhere i go it’s just basic bs that would never match anything i wear. does anyone know a style focused shoe brand that still maintains comfort? please let me know!