Compare Heels
Heels on muxo.net span cheap everyday styles from DHgate through to designer pumps from Italist, so prices vary hugely depending on what you're after.
24 options · A$24–A$2,249 · DHgate, Italist
Heels: what to know before you buy
Budget and everyday styles
At the lower end, DHgate lists plenty of stilettos, sandals and platform pumps priced roughly from A$25 up to around A$170. These cover stiletto ankle-strap sandals, pointed-toe stilettos, chunky platform pumps with bow details, and crystal or suede sandal styles. There's no brand attached to most of these, so it's worth checking material descriptions and sizing charts closely before buying, since fit and construction quality can differ a lot at this price point.
Mid-range branded options
A step up, Carel heels in gold sit around A$425 via Italist, offering a branded option well below the true luxury tier. This is a useful middle ground if you want a recognised label without paying four figures.
Designer and luxury heels
The bulk of the higher-priced listings come from Italist and feature established fashion houses. Dolce & Gabbana heels appear most often, ranging from around A$630 to A$945 across styles like sequin, python-effect, lambskin ankle-strap and stretch-knit designs. Other designer names include Casadei, Off-White, Alaïa, Gianvito Rossi, Valentino Garavani and Rene Caovilla, with prices climbing from roughly A$900 up to over A$2,200 for Rene Caovilla's black heels. At this tier, check the listed size (some are given in EU sizing) and material, such as leather, suede or velvet, since these details affect both fit and care.
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