Like it or not, kitten heels are on the rise! I’m not talking about higher heels- I’m talking about their popularity coming back in style. Don’t turn up your noses too quickly, designers have modernized the look with some amazing prints which is causing a huge craze! This is good news for those of us who can’t wear our mega-high heels in our everyday lives. Now we can all be fashionable (and comfortable). Here are a few really fantastic styles I found that would be a great addition to any wardrobe:

Stuart Weitzman Poco – Adobe Serpent, $298.00 at Stuart Weitzman

Stuart Weitzman Poco - Adobe Serpent

Manolo Blahnik Tortoise-Print Patent Pump, $575.00 at Bergdorf Goodman

Manolo Blahnik Tortoise-Print Patent Pump

Jimmy Choo Gala Patent-leather Pump, $595.00 at net-a-porter

Jimmy Choo Gala Patent-leather Pump

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