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I visited your website to find your photos all so very attractive. I've saved the address to view often. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it. J-C has certainly worked hard to create such a nice site.
Can you please tell me more about the high heels that you wear, how many you have, how often you wear them, etc.?
I remember seeing you on Ripley's. Believe It or Not (or similar program) on television a few years ago and couldn't help noticing those high heels that you was wearing. Since then, I have also seen some of your pictures on the Internet.
Thanks for your note. Shoes were made by Pasquale DiFabrizio who is in Los Angeles. He is semi retired now but has a fascinating shop--boxes and boxes on his shelves but they are filled with client's last, not finished shoes. I am not at home right now but when I get back I will look for the photos I have of his shop and will publish these photos on my website. I have about fifteen pairs of shoes which he made--some basic pumps and a few very elaborate ones as well as four pairs of lace up, knee high boots.
We have been admirers of you for a long time! I have been corset training my wife for several years and wondered if you have experienced any physical problems for long term tightlacing.
My wife is corseted about 18 hours a day, but we would like to make it more like 24/7.
Do you have any advice for us?
Thank you for your time.
I would doubt there would be any difference between what you're doing and 24/7. I would have to say that the only problems I have had relate to my super sensitive skin--I am allergic to tape and the adhesive in those drug patches so I do pay close attention to my skin and sometimes use a Tegaderm (a clear dressing which is like a second skin and comes in a variety of sizes) to protect my skin in a vulnerable or mildly abraded area. These are great because they are transparent and breathe and you can leave them on while you shower.
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