Women Are Obsessed With 'Revolutionary' Method For Tying Lace-Up Heels

Lace up heels always seem to look amazing online, but we can never get them quite right ourselves.

Until now, that is, after one woman on TikTok has revealed a genius way to tie heels - and we're obsessed with this trick.

You can watch the video below:

We never thought of tying them like this, but it certainly makes a lot of sense.

Others were blown away by the idea too, with one person calling it 'revolutionary'.

While another commented: "This is actually making me consider buying lace up heels."

And a second said: "Uh this is amazing lol."

A third added: "Wow definitely have to try this."

Meanwhile a fourth wrote: "Saving this to my favourites for the future."

And a fifth added: "I don’t even wear heels that often but I hope I remember this for if I ever do!!"

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Others said they might run into some issues trying to get the heels off again after a few drinks, with one adding: "Tryna get those off at the end of the night tho 💀 I’d have to cut it."

While another said: "All I can picture is being absolutely smashed trying to fix my shoes properly trying to get them off when you get in 💀."

And a third added: "This shoe is never coming off after a few drinks."

And another asked: "How do you take them off when you’re drunk?"

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In other TikTok hacks, people are only just realising how to properly tie their dressing gowns.

TikTok creator Cassidy Bybee (@itscassidybybee) revealed a super simple trick to making your dressing gown extra comfy - and it looks like it would keep you feeling super snug and secure.

People on TikTok were obsessed when they spotted Cassidy's hack, and commented that they were excited to try it out for themselves.

One thrilled TikToker wrote: "What!?!? 😱 trying this today!"

A second commented: "You flipping GENIUS!!!!!", while a third awe-struck user added: "EXCUSE ME WHAT."

You can watch the video on how it's done here.

Topics: Style, Fashion

Lucy Devine

Lucy is a journalist working for Tyla. After graduating with a master's degree in journalism, she has worked in both print and online and is particularly interested in fashion, food, health and women's issues. Northerner, coffee addict, says hun a lot.

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