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@autumnlove: I used to (except on Fridays when I would dress down), but then I switched to wedges because they were more comfortable. And while pregnant I always just wear nice flats.

I wear heels a lot and sometimes nice flats. I find a lot of great heels at TJ Maxx or Marshalls! Nude pumps or black are my go-to's.

I'm not corporate, but I work for a non-profit with a lot of corporate board members. On days where the board is going to be in the building for meetings or when high-level donors are visiting, I generally wear heels or nice wedges with my business attire. Other days, I wear nice flats.

Nevvveeeerrr! But then again my office is pretty casual.

If I felt like it (when I was younger), I just have a few pairs of shoes under my desk so I can change in and out of heels.

@autumnlove: My suggestion would be to start out with a couple conservative pairs of pumps and once she gets a feel for what others in the office wear she can decide if flats or wedges are appropriate

Also what industry is she in? I'm in Consulting/Finance which is one of the more "formal" corporate environment still

Most of the time, but not always. My absolute fave fave pair of heels are these nude pumps: http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/251607394732?lpid=82. SOOOO comfy.

I switch between flats, heel booties and Danskos. My coworker almost always wears wedges and they're super cute.

i usually wear flats to walk to work, but change into heels there. almost all of the women in my office wear heels. i think maybe she should go to work and see what the other women are wearing and then she can decide.

I wear flats if I'm wearing pants (or kitten heels). If i'm wearing a dress or skirt suit, I wear heels or wedges depending on which one. A lot of times I wear comfortable shoes to and from work while Im commuting but it's pretty traditional where I work (finance/banking industry)

I don't wear traditional heels any more, I prefer wedges, but they have to be very sleek, all leather, closed toe. No espadrilles or anything with contrasting materials.

With suits, it's really difficult to be creative with your footwear, especially if it's a traditional environment. Some good brands are Geox, Cole Haan, Clarks, Aquatalia by Marvin K, Joan and David, Donald J. Pliner, Stuart Weitzman, etc.