mile high heels
LeeH
Georgia
I saw my ATF out in the real world (OTC, but not "OTC") and did a double-take on her real height. OK, so maybe I like shorter women, and that's why I sprung wood ...
But even beyond my own tastes (or the inverse of them), what's the deal with the platforms?
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The first club I visited, a dive called Leggs Lounge, had a dancer named "Rain" who wore a traditional pair of high-heeled pumps. She was beautiful and very elegant in them, but to be honest it was a little startling to see her up on stage without stripper platforms. Maybe it's just that stripper platforms are so closely tied to strippers...
With that said, I prefer strippers in sensible shoes. Sneakers work for me.
Stripper engineering at it's finest.
OK, I see. Good question. I don't know how today's dancers wound up in gi-normous heels, but it seems to be required stripper attire. I personally love the look of the 6 - 8" heels, but they really are overkill (not to mention dangerous), especially on any dancer that has any height to her at all.
One thing I find annoying about shoes, however, is when a dancer buys them with clear hollow soles and fills them (the soles) with coins. I know a dancer who wears them and I always tease her about her change sloshing around all the time.
The whole heel thing is just awful. I am not sure why they have to be so high. The thing is, every dancer at every club I've gone too, at least in recent years, takes them off whenever they do a lap dance. Another thing is that I've been to a couple places which let them wear tennis shoes, as long as it goes with their outfit, and it doesn't really help that much.