The first rule of New York City is “Never go barefoot.” But, after a long night out on the town in a city that glorifies both tall buildings and 6-inch heels, you are going to want to do the unthinkable and walk the streets of Manhattan with shoes in hand. Like most rules here in the Big Apple, the barefoot rule was meant to be broken. While you might have begun the evening looking like a princess in $700 Louboutin heels, the higher the heel the more likely you are to end the night barefoot as a pauper.
The invention of After Party Flats may just have saved me and millions of other stylish socialites from an incurable foot disease. The concept is both simple and stylish making them a total socialite staple. All you do is fold up an adorable pair of ballet flats that coordinate with the night’s outfit and slip them in your bag. When you can no longer handle the agony of your killer heels, pull the switch. Just remember to find a safe place to store those fabulous Louboutins. Your newly found comfort is bound to result in a much longer evening in the city that never sleeps. So get yourself a pair of after party flats because even socialites can’t afford to sell their sole.
While walking the streets of my beloved city one evening, I spotted a billboard that captured my vision for a better world. It was an angelic photo of my favorite Glee star, Lea Michele, fighting against the inhumane treatment of the animals and the horrors of the horse-drawn carriage industry. Witnessing Lea Michele endorse