Attention Ladies! Stop putting up with aching feet! Don't surrender comfort for style anymore! I've found utopia in women's shoes and it's called Seychelles!

If you're looking for a brand of shoe that is not only comfortable and supportive, but trendy and stylish, then search no more. I've discovered the absolute MOST comfortable women's shoe out there that doesn't make you look like you're wearing something from your grandma's closet.

I worked in retail for a couple of years and, as anyone who has had retail experience knows, one of the most difficult parts of the job is being on your feet all day. I worked in the Special Occasion department, so we were not allowed to wear tennis shoes, we had to look good to sell.

My co-workers and I were always complaining about our feet and our backs hurting so finding a shoe that not only looked good, but was comfortable as well, was like finding a pot of gold. We would sometimes bring a second pair of shoes on our purses because after 3-4 hours in one pair, our feet would hurt so bad that we had to change. I started wearing my Seychelles wedges to work and I never had to change shoes halfway again. I would last the whole 8 hour shift in my Seychelles.

I must note though that I wore my Seychelles wedges (shown below). I don't recommend working an 8-hour retail shift in any brand of heels.

Seychelles Footwear is based in Los Angeles, CA and caters to the unique and individual "girl trailblazing her way through life", as their website says. Their shoes are inspired by a wide mix; from old Hollywood, to the hip and trendy styles of modern LA. From fashion runways, to urban streets around the world.

Seychelles come in heels, pumps, thongs, wedges, boots, you name it. They are hip and trendy, somewhat vintage, somewhat modern, but always comfortable and stylish. With most syles under $100, they are a very affordable way to keep your feet happy.

You can purchase Seychelles online, or they are distributed through Nordstrom, Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, Kitson, WinkNYC and other small boutique shoe stores.