2023-10-14

Good thing we’re on Wikifeet then

2023-10-14

😏

2024-01-15

@Jonpaul Agreed on all counts. Hell, I'd even go so far as to say that shaved heads turn me off, TBH.

2024-01-20

I'm sure that Willow Smith and all other women with shaved heads are totally gutted to learn that a random creep on wikifeet is turned off by their hairstyle.

2024-01-20

I think it accentuates her face's interesting bone structure

2025-04-13

That's why some celebrities on this website get high ratings even though their feet are nothing special, as many people here don't base their votes solely on that body part. SMH...

2022-12-03

Obviously you guys don't know what hammer toes and bunions are. She has neither. What she does have are nice toes

2023-10-13

Correct ....The eyesight on some of these people is scary .....Plus where are the pictures of those Great Arches ???

2024-03-27

Bent big toe is called hallux valgus, more commonly known as a bunion. I organically can't stand bunions. Bunionettes (pinky toe) can be ok, but if overpronounced they also ruin everything for me. Hammertoes and bursitis are also a no no. Willow has individually pretty toes, but the bunion ruins it completely.

2019-10-25

Kendall Jenner, Jean Campbell, Willow Smith, Yang Mi

2024-01-15

I wasn't the one who asked, but thanks for the info. 😊

2024-01-20

Great lineup

2023-10-13

Google, she was beautiful with and without. "Sinéad O'Connor" +hair

2020-04-09

Damn Son were did you find that pic in your profile

2021-08-21

Where did you find yours?! Amazing.

2022-04-08

o I was never notified of this reply, its this woman I hung out with, she massaged my face with her feet

2022-04-08

I think I'm detecting a joke in there somewhere 🤦🏻‍♂️

2022-04-08

Living the dream!

2022-03-31

Smack worthy.

2022-03-31

Maybe the wrong pic attached as I don't see it here. And if it doesn't always appear, then that's not what it is at all.

2022-03-31

Or is it?

2020-09-03

Well, some women have high arches, some women don't. Skin color isn't a factor. I grew up in a "black" and LatinX community and let me tell ya, if it weren't for the girls and women there, I don't know if I would even have this fetish. My mother's old friend has a daughter about a year older than me. The friend and her daughter's feet acted as the catalyst for my sexual awakening when I was a lad. Willow's feet are very similar to the daughter's. Long shapely toes and high arches for days.

2020-09-12

I love black girls and latinas feet, but skin color (ethnicity) is a thing related to the odds of high arches. As a arch lover, knowing that high arches are scarcity, I do observations on all the women's feet as much as I can. What you said is true, indeed some women have high arches, some don't. But ethnicity is indeed a factor determining the likelihood of having high arches (a reason being arches is an inherited feature). white girls in particular have a rather high chance with high arches, I can say 1 out of 10 has high arches. Latinas about 1 in 20; black girls, 1 in 40. I live in a region with very large black population, in real life I have seen 5 black girls with high arches (use Lamise Mansur's feet as reference) my entire life. As for white girls, I have seen at least 50. Yet I have seen one black girl on internet with SUPER high arches and it got me soooooo hyped, so they do exist, I just have to spend some time finding one in my real life.

2020-09-12

Pseudoscience.

2020-09-12

Podoscience 🤪

2020-09-20

@carrotpan I respect your opinion based on your own personal observations, however, I still stand firm on ethnicity not being a factor. Yes as different ethnicities, you'll find more common traits in most humans than others, but there are more people with those "unusual" traits than one might think. The genetics of one's parents are the true factor, regardless of skin color.

2020-09-20

@Observer97, You are both saying the same thing in a round about way, one is the observation of genetics and the other the reason is because of genetics - genetics decide our colour, size and shape etc, etc, etc. it is all genetics, obviously, but very specific genetics traits can be observed through certain races and colour, like red hair, height, eyes, noses, feet and the list goes on. its like when you look at some one and you can work out where they are from. its just the observation of genetics. thats all. nothing odd going on. plain and simple.

2020-12-14

Ethnicity certainly is a factor. Saying Black girls don't have a greater chance of having flat feet is like saying Black girls don't have a greater chance of having a flatter nose or wiry hair. It's silly, of course they do. Trying to be anti-racist doesn't mean ignoring genetic traits. In fact, "color blindness" is itself a form of racism, trying to erase differences between white and Black people.

2020-12-20

@KurtKurt No one's trying to erase differences, my friend. There clearly are. I was simply stating that every person's gene pool, especially with the way everyone's ancestors got around, is bound to be different regardless if they are of the same ethnicity or not. If you look around, you'll notice that there are people all over the world, no matter the ethnicity, that either have flat feet or curved feet. Skin color has nothing to do with that. It's no different than saying that Black athletes have some physical advantage over White athletes because of their "superior genes". As a man of color myself, I and many others in my circle are living proof against those claims. White athletes from the NFL and the NBA prove that theory wrong every single season. Yes, genetics are a factor, but every ethnicity in the human race are capable of having them. Some people have it and some people don't. It's that simple. That's all I was trying to say. I didn't mean for this to become a whole thing.

2019-05-27

Oooooooh that's hot, that's hot!