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High heels increase female attractiveness through indirect mechanisms

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Evidence from psychological and biomechanical research indicates that wearing high heels enhances female attractiveness through indirect mechanisms such as modified gait kinematics and posture.

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The 2016 HIGh Heels: Health effects And psychosexual BenefITS (HIGH HABITS) study: systematic review of reviews and additional primary studies.

2017 · cited by 11

Paper [2] confirms through a systematic review and primary studies that high heels bring psychosexual benefits, including increased perceived attractiveness and altered male behavior.

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Structural equation modeling of female gait attractiveness using gait kinematics.

2023 · cited by 5

Paper [4] demonstrates through structural equation modeling that high-heel walking alters gait kinematics and silhouette factors, which influence observer perceptions of female attractiveness.

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