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Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 206
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How to look taller (For crossplaying as men)
I've run into the issue of my height several times while dressing as men.
Yes, elevator shoes work, but unless the character actually wears them, they look ultra goofy. Anyone else have a solution to this problem? |
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Join Date: May 2012
Posts: 192
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Shoe lifts! I've got some for when I wanted to look taller(I'm about 5'9" without them, can be like 5'10.5 or 5'11 with them)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/6cm-2-36in-u...em25782e fc67
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Registered Ruse
Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 56
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I'm also looking for more ways of increasing my height. usually I make my own inserts by buying cheap foam sandal platforms and carving at them until they can fit into my shoes while still maintaining the heel height. I can get up to 4" of extra height with this, but it's not always comfortable and depending on the type of shoes the character wears, it can make your ankles look unusually big, haha.
Occasionally I will "make" my own shoes, by taking an old shoe base, adding the heel, and then building the shoe around it out of canvas, interfacing, or other stiff materials and covering the whole thing with appropriate fabric. Shoe lifts look like a relatively simple and comfortable solution. But can you stack them to get more height? |
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