Heels with material like glitter or rhinestones generally aren't clack friendly anyway. Girls that try to clack regardless shouldn't be surprised if stones fall out or something chips. As far as gltiter falling off, I've never had an issue with mine or any of my other general glitter heels shedding or coming off. They're sealed pretty good to the shoe.
I'd rather deal with glitter on the stage than lotion or oil on it.
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last commentCan vouch. I have a pair of heels from Nightshade. On stage, they're like disco balls.
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Those are very pretty.
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Damn those are neat. Probably expensive too.
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What if the shit on the shoes falls off? Other dances might not like that.
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Also, the shit on the shoes might make it impossible to clack them together without damaging them.
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I assumed the glitter would be contained in whatever plasticky material there is that forms the outside of the platform
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Heels with material like glitter or rhinestones generally aren't clack friendly anyway. Girls that try to clack regardless shouldn't be surprised if stones fall out or something chips. As far as gltiter falling off, I've never had an issue with mine or any of my other general glitter heels shedding or coming off. They're sealed pretty good to the shoe.
I'd rather deal with glitter on the stage than lotion or oil on it.
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As long as the glitter stays in place I wouldn't care. If it comes off like body glitter I would stay far away.
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Am I the only one that thinks clacking heels is annoying and low class?
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