Lace Up Heels

Lace Up High Heels, From Barely-There To Bejewelled

For full leg-lengthening drama, barely-there stilettos with whisper-thin straps are the obvious pick, especially with a hemline that lets the straps show. Want the look without the height? Kitten heels are the low-key option that still feels like a choice. Sculptural heels bring the gallery-worthy shapes for when a standard heel feels too predictable, and embellished heels with diamanté or floral details take a simple black dress from fine to unforgettable. Then there's the finish: faux leather for edge, satin heels for softness, and faux suede for more texture. Lace up high heels in every one of those? Obviously.

Tie Up Heels Aren't Just A Summer Thing

Tie-up heels work all year; you just switch the details. Spring and summer call for skinny straps, brighter colours, and bare legs under a mini skirt or floaty midi dress. Come autumn, go for thicker straps and faux leather or suede textures. From rooftop bars in July to the Christmas party in December, one pair of EGO lace up heels covers the lot.

FAQs

How to lace up heels?

Slip your foot in and do up any buckle or zip first. Take a strap in each hand, cross them over the front of your ankle, wrap them round the back, then cross again at the front. Keep going as high as the straps allow, keeping each wrap flat and evenly spaced so nothing twists. A couple of wraps at the ankle is classic; all the way up the calf is the drama option.

How to tie up lace-up heels?

Finish wherever looks best: at the front for a bow moment, at the side or back for something cleaner. Tie a double knot or a bow, then tuck the loose ends under the last wrap so they don't trail. Firm, never tight. They should last a full night of dancing without leaving marks. If they keep slipping down, re-wrap with a bit more overlap and tie slightly higher up the leg.

What to wear with lace-up heels?

Anything that lets the straps show. A satin slip dress or bodycon mini for nights out, cropped tailored trousers and a blazer for something sharper, and denim shorts or a flowy midi skirt for daytime in the summer. Keep the rest simple. Tie-up heels do a lot of work, and that's the point. Still need the fit? Start with our party dresses.