The world's first adjustable high-heel
One of the most common wardrobe dilemmas could soon be consigned to history with the world's first adjustable high-heeled shoes.
Using a concealed flip down stainless steel heel, the CAMiLEON Heels shoe can change from a 3" to 1" heel in one quick movement.
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The high heel can clip in under the shoe
With over 23 designer styles the footwear being sold in the U.S costs £150 per pair.
Co-creator Lauren Handel beleives it is a milestone in the development of footwear.

Tall celebrities such as Nicole Kidman may be relieved to have an adjustable heel
"If ever necessity was the mother of invention, this is it," she said.
"For the first time, it offers women the possibility to combine fashion, comfort and convenience - all in one shoe."
Handmade in Italy using luxurious Italian leathers, the idea was conceived and developed by Lauren's brother Dr David Handel, who wanted to give business women an alternative to wearing sports shoes on their to work.
Launched just four months ago across the U.S Lauren beleives the popularity of the adjustable heel shows that women the world over have been crying out for it.
"The response to our shoes has been thrilling for us and as we hear and read customer testimonials there is a deep sense of gratification for all of the efforts that went in to making our vision a reality," she said.
"We would want for women all over the world who want or need to wear high heels to have all the benefits available to them that an adjustable-height high heel offers."
CAMiLEON Heels can be purchased in the UK at Zappos.com
The world's first adjustable high-heel | the Daily Mail