High heels are a striking symbol of style today, but their origins might surprise you. 👠 Designed initially for men, heels date back to 10th-century Persia, where soldiers wore them for better grip in stirrups. By the 17th century, European aristocrats adopted heels as a sign of power and privilege—and soon, women joined in, embracing the trend to emulate the refined look of men. ✨

One of the most fascinating heel wearers was King Louis XIV of France, who adored red-soled heels, a detail now famously associated with Christian Louboutin. His ornate, four-inch heels were less about comfort and more about showcasing his royal status. 👑❤️

In the 18th century, heels began to symbolize femininity. Women’s styles became more delicate, often adorned with ribbons and intricate designs. 🎀 By the 20th century, heels were reimagined as icons of glamour and empowerment, with designs ranging from the sultry stiletto to the bold platform. 🌟

Heels have remained a statement of individuality, defying practicality to make a mark. Whether they’re worn for confidence, height, or a touch of drama, high heels tell a story of transformation and self-expression. 💃✨

Much like high heels, Squeem celebrates the artistry of embracing one’s unique beauty and history. 🌹 By empowering women to feel confident and radiant, we pay homage to the timeless elegance and strength that heels have embodied for centuries. Here's to the steps that shape us—and the stories we tell with every stride. 💖