If high-heeled sandals don't fit properly, it might be due to an ill-fitting shoe size or a mismatch between your foot shape and the shoe's design. Here are some solutions:
1. Use heel pads: Applying heel pads to the heel of the shoe increases friction between the shoe and your foot, making the shoe fit better.
2. Wear them in the afternoon when your feet swell: Feet tend to swell in the afternoon, making shoes fit more snugly.
3. Avoid buying strappy high heels: Strappy high-heeled sandals are prone to slipping because there's no glue on your feet. Choose shoes without straps or with adjustable straps that can be tied securely.
4. Tighten the straps: If you've bought strappy high-heeled sandals, try tightening the straps to make the shoes fit better.
5. Wear socks: If the shoes are too big, wear socks to fill the gap and prevent them from slipping off your feet.
6. Practice walking: After wearing high-heeled sandals, we need to adapt to the new height and center of gravity, which requires some practice and time. Practicing walking more can help us better control our body and make the shoes fit our feet more easily.