"I used to be the kind of girl that could be onstage in a stiletto heel," Morris reflects. "But I've realized how much I love prioritizing movement onstage, not just staying at the microphone the whole show and nervously focusing only on the vocals. I love being able to freewheel, dance, and move around — and I can't do that in heels. So it's been a transition in my career, but now I'm all about comfy shoes with a little height, just so I can enjoy myself and get out of my head and into my body more.
When I work with my stylist Danny for performance looks, I'm like, 'Quit pulling heels,'" she laughs. One of her current footwear faves are Dr. Martens Women's 1460 Smooth Leather Boots ($170), a timeless classic with edge.
Pro Tip: It's all about balance! While Morris writes off wearing a heel for a long show, she does have her exceptions. "Maybe if it's for one song, sure. But a 90-minute to two hour show? Yeah. Absolutely not." The takeaway: Keep your heels for short, glam moments and opt for something comfy (but still cute) when you need to move. Your feet (and sanity) will thank you.
