I ignored warnings not to wear high heels on Greek holiday and got SO many judgy looks – I don’t regret it though

SHE’S no stranger to dressing to the nines.

So when she went on holiday in Mykonos, Andjela opted for her usual style – going glam in a miniskirt and crop top.

Andjela took to TikTok to share a video of herself as she explained why she got “judgy” looks when wearing heels in Mykonoshttps://www.tiktok.com/@aanjelitaa

She teamed her gold stiletto sandals with a cropped top and sequinned miniskirthttps://www.tiktok.com/@aanjelitaa

Andjela explained that because she’s Slavic, she’s rarely seen without her heelshttps://www.tiktok.com/@aanjelitaa

She also decided to ignore the warnings she’d been given about footwear on the vacation, going for a pair of strappy, stiletto sandals.

In a video on her TikTok page, Andjela showed her look for the evening, as she wrote over the top: “They told you not wear heels in Mykonos.

“But you’re Slavic and used to wearing heels nearly everywhere you go!”

She added in the caption: “Be prepared to get judgy looks.”

Andjela had added a berry-coloured handbag to the ensemble, and wore her blonde hair in a high ponytail.

In the clip, she was seen strolling along a cobbled street, with men and women looking her up and down as she did so.

“Hahaha i did that too, big mistake,” one person wrote in the comments section.

To which Andjela replied: “Hahaha even though I didn’t regret it I wouldn’t recommend it!”

“Oh yeah they are judging the heels,” another added.

With Andjela responding: “& I couldn’t care less!”

“Why shouldn’t you wear it? Going in two weeks,” a third wrote.

As she explained: “Because of the streets there, they’re like in this video and because it’s crowded, but for me personally it wasn’t that bad.

“Maybe I would take some wedges with me the next time.”

“As a greek- because of the streets and is generally considered as ‘out of concept’ to wear heels in the Greek islands,” another replied.

“People don’t like to be told what to do, then accidents happen,” someone else pointed out.

But others insisted Andjela had the right to wear whatever she wanted.

Hottest trends for Spring/Summer 2024

Fabulous’ Fashion Editor, Clemmie Fieldsend has shared the biggest trends on the high street and runway this Spring/Summer.

SHORTS
I know, shorts for summer. Groundbreaking. But you’ll be seeing them everywhere this year, from micro hotpants to long, Bermuda styles in denim to tailoring and everything in between they’re a must have for every occasion.
WHITE
White usually goes hand-in-hand with your summer holidays but whether you’re in the UK or abroad you’ll be seeing an abundance of head-to-toe white looks.
The high street is already a, erm, white wash with the trend that includes shoes and accessories.
HIGH SHINE
Beit metallics or sequins, for 2024 sparkle isn’t just for Christmas.Expect to see shimmering looks at festivals, weddings or even a barbeque in your neighbours back garden teamed with block brights or simple whites.
BAGGY BOTTOMS
Wide leg and loose jeans have gripped our wardrobes from autumn to winter, but as we move into warmer months expect baggy trousers.From crisp cotton to lightweight linen, fluid trews should have a firm place in your wardrobe.
PUMPS
Ballet pumps and Mary Jane’s have been clawing their way back into our good books for a while now, but for summer they’re looking less ballerina and more beach ready. 
Woven styles and mesh textures are hot off the catwalk and onto the high street, think the 2024 jelly shoe.
GO GIRLY
All things romantic and girly are in for spring with sheer fabrics, pastel shades of blue, yellow and pink gripping the runway. Embellished with bows, lace or flowers, most looks should have an element of being hyper ‘girly’.

“I wear heels all the time abroad and at home was told by a woman in Turkey to move with the times cos everyone wears flats !!!!” one wrote.

“Sorry I don’t and wont lol!”

“It’s good how you’re just wearing what you want and wish to wear,” another added.

But someone else warned to take care while wearing heels in a cobbled town, writing: “I did this in Santorini had to climb down quite dangerously to my cave house drunk.

“I did this every day – got too confident and fell down!”