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Unleash your wild side with soft kitten heels in animal prints for that smoking hot look. Tanya Heath is on a double mission: to prove women can wear heels without ruining their feet, and that her answer to their plight, a heel that switches from high to low, can be made entirely in France.

The Paris-based Canadian started with a simple idea. When your shoes start to hurt — during a party, a wedding or a workday — press a button in the sole, slot out your dressy high heel and replace it with a walking version. “My shoe is designed to be sexy — but on the woman’s terms. You can do your two-hour meeting, and then just take off your high heel,” the 42-year-old explained at the Ethical Fashion Show in Paris this month.

Fruit of three painstaking years of research, is Heath’s patented world’s first multi-height heel, a luxury leather shoe that switches seamlessly from nine to four centimetres (3.5 to 1.5 inches).

From pastel pink patent sandals to strappy dancing shoes or demure lace-ups, with either stiletto or chunky heels, high or low, the shoes are pitched at the high end of the market, starting at around INRs 17,300. A passionate heel-wearer, Heath’s project was born partly of personal experience, having suffered foot deformations from heels, an estimated 38 per cent of women worldwide.

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