Since then, KuToo has been used by women to talk about their "high-heel" experiences on social media as Ishikawa's tweets gained more than 67,000 likes and almost 30,000 retweets.

A Change.com petition started by Japanese actress, Yumi Ishikawa, 32, which aims to stop employers from enforcing dress codes that require women to wear heels in the workplace, has since gained ...

First, the women—wearing either black flats with no heel, black shoes with a 2 inch heel or black pumps with a 3.5 inch heel—approached several people and asked them for assistance.

Why women's heels are high on the union bosses' agenda . By KIRSTY WALKER and TAMARA COHEN FOR THE DAILY MAIL Updated: 06:22 EDT, 6 August 2009 ...

Nearly 20,000 women have signed an online petition demanding the government ban companies from requiring female employees to wear high heels on the job - an example of gender discrimination, says ...

Today’s disappearing French high heel is explained in part by covid-19 and the way working from home has spread le look casual. It may also mark a form of post-#MeToo rebellion.

For women in white-collar industries like law and finance, wearing high heels was taken for granted as part of what it meant to go to work, like an hour-long commute or a $15 desk salad. Now, many ...

The heel style dates back to the 1950s, according to the outlet, but didn’t boom in popularity until Audrey Hepburn donned them in “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” almost a decade later.