Skip to main content

BATA INSOLIA (“Walk Further, Walk Taller”)

High heels for me is indeed a beauty lift. It changes woman's mood and attitude. It empowers them in a way. But high heels are pleasure with pain. When you first wear them, you feel like you can conquer the world, but as the hour passed, you feel like you just wanna throw it. 

Good thing brand Bata introduces its latest Bata Insolia collection for March. As a brand that understands comfort, Thomas A. Bata identified the need to improve Bata’s high-heel value proposition. With the support of the Bata innovation lab, the team then identified the best available technology to boost the comfort of high-heeled shoes: Insolia.



Insolia’s design has appeared in the scholarly publication Biomechanics and has even received the American Podiatric Medical Association seal of approval. The weight shift solution of the Insolia Heels Product fundamentally changes the inside of high heel shoes. Insolia Heels shifts weight off the ball of the foot back to the heel, placing the foot in the optimal position for wearing a high heel.


Bata believes that comfort and fashion should come together and that beauty should be synonymous with being comfortable. Insolia’s revolutionary weight distribution system now allows one to spread their weight equally on their feet, allowing you to wear high heels up to three to four times longer.



Perfect for the woman on the go, the collection features an array of classy pumps, versatile peep-toe booties, and casual chic heels. With its tagline, “Walk Further, Walk Taller”, Bata Insolia lets women wear heels comfortably while feeling beautiful all day long.




The Bata Insolia Collection is now available at selected stores throughout Singapore.


Have any comments or suggestions ? Leave them down below. 






Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Travel Diary: Chinese Garden

Hi guys! So last week I went to Chinese Garden. This place is so instagrammable worthy.  Chinese Garden is a park in Jurong East.  The main characteristic is the integration of splendid architectural features with the natural environment. It is so peaceful and relaxing. Who would have thought it is in Singapore, one of the busiest country in the world. Photos taken at the Red Bridge entrance of the garden.  Upon approaching the garden, there is a Red Bridge that will lead you in. This Red Bridge symbolises good luck and is an auspicious colour for the Chinese. (Wikipedia) (I really wish it brings good luck to me! I can feel it! Hahaha) Entrance in the 'Ru Yun T'a. The ‘Ru Yun T’a) (7-storey pagoda) is situated on a small  hill  in the Chinese Garden. Its typical pagoda design follows the style of  Ling Ku Temple  Pagoda at  Nanjing . ( Wikipedia) Photo taken inside the Pagoda Next stop...