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Celebrities Wearing the Most Uncomfortable-Looking Shoes Ever

Originally published on Marie Claire US

June 3, 2023 at 9:15 PM

Celebrities Wearing the Most Uncomfortable-Looking Shoes Ever

Rihanna

Lady Gaga

Sarah Jessica Parker

Britney Spears

Madonna

Sarah Paulson

Heidi Klum

Jessica Simpson

Christina Hendricks

Nicki Minaj

Jennifer Hudson

Angelina Jolie

Bella Hadid

Princess Beatrice

Kate Middleton

Kim Kardashian

Lady Gaga

Daphne Guinness

Aubrey Plaza

Rashida Jones

Julianne Moore

Lady Gaga

Alysia Reiner

Holly Madison

Jennifer Lawrence

Kim Kardashian

Jessica Alba

Katy Perry

Lady Gaga

Rosie Huntington Whiteley

Kim Kardashian

Taylor Schilling

Taylor Swift

Daphne Guinness

Marion Cotillard

Lea Seydoux

Pamela Anderson

Kate Moss

Britney Spears

Meghan Markle

Chrissy Teigen

Elizabeth Banks

Sandra Bullock

Irina Shayk

Kate Beckinsale

Amal Clooney

Kristen Bell

Katie Holmes

Julia Roberts

Celebrities Wearing the Most Uncomfortable-Looking Shoes Ever

What's that old axiom? Ah, yes, the cuter the shoe, the harder it is to walk in. Celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Rihanna feel your pain—literally. Click through, ahead, to see your favorite stars wearing some of the world's most fashionable, but also most uncomfortable-looking shoes to exist.

By Charlotte Chilton, Alex Warner, Bianca Rodriguez

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So, basically every pair of heels Lady Gaga has worn.

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