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Published 14:56 8 Jun 2015 BST
Updated 15:10 8 Jun 2015 BST
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Us after wearing heels for long periods of time
Having previously worked as a tech recruiter, Dolly's career ensured she was aware of the gap in the market for comfortable shoes that look good too.
She quickly got to work and approached a rocket scientist (yes really) and asked for help in designing a heel that would support the wearer's weight.
Traditional heels put pressure on the ball of your foot whereas Dolly hopes to produce a shoe which will spread the weight across the entire foot.
To ensure a stylish (and comfy) high heel, Dolly has hired her very own "fashion scientist" and hopes to launch the shoe in America later this year.
This is how excited we are about comfortable heels
Speaking about the line, Dolly said: "It’s a stiletto. It’s never going to feel like a tennis shoe. But it doesn’t have to feel like a torture device either".
European prices haven't yet been finalised but given the unique concept, we don't expect them to be cheap...
Main Image via Manolo Blahnik Instagram
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