Here's how you can avoid the rubbing and blistering of new shoes
It was recently revealed that the Queen of England employs someone to break in her shoes before she wears them. There's no word on who actually wears the shoes or for how long, but according to Stewart Parvin, who designed the Queen's wardrobe for over 11 years, there is someone on staff who breaks in every single pair of shoes that the Queen owns. The idea is that she should be comfortable at all times, no matter what. “The shoes have to be immediately comfortable," Parvin said. "She does get someone to wear them. The Queen can never say ‘I’m uncomfortable, I can’t walk any more.”
While Her Majesty might not have to suffer the cruel indignity of having a blister, the rest of us sadly don’t have a royal shoe wearer to help us out so here are some tips on how to avoid the rubbing and blistering of new shoes.
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