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Bread shoes are a type of shoe with a 4 to 5 centimeter high flat sole that helps petite girls look healthy, stylish and effectively cheat their height.
Websosanh – Bread shoes are a fashion trend that has appeared in Vietnam since the summer of 2013. However, until now this fashion product is still not “hot” with young people. In particular, bread shoes also help short-legged girls effectively cheat their height while still remaining strong and stylish.
Bread shoes with thick soles from toe to heel have the advantage that the toe of the shoe does not slope forward like regular stiletto heels, helping users experience less foot pain and move easily and confidently. This fashion product not only conquers teenage girls but also makes many famous stars fall in love.
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Although the sole looks a bit rough, bread shoes help their owner move easily and flexibly. For petite girls who do not have the ideal height, bread shoes are one of the smart choices to make you look cute, stylish, healthy and appear taller. Furthermore, bread shoes are extremely easy to coordinate. Below are some ways to coordinate clothes with bread shoes for petite girls.
Sweet, cute style
Bread shoes have the ability to coordinate extremely diverse outfits, so you should not be limited to grunge or menswear. You can absolutely combine bread shoes with feminine dresses to bring the contrast of the two styles. The soft material of the skirt combined with the sturdyness of the bread shoes will bring a new but no less sweet feeling. To complete your outfit, you can choose a wool hat that matches the color of your pants and shirt.
Personal style
Bread shoes are the ideal choice for girls who love individual style. You can combine loafers with acid wash jeans and a light leather jacket. With this combination, a light leather jacket will highlight your jeans and bread shoes, helping you become healthy and extremely individual.
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