Contrary to popular belief, the heel of a shoe has nothing to do with whether or not the shoe is a platform shoe. Rather it is the part of the sole sitting under the front of the foot that determines whether or not the shoes are platforms.
I remember, several years ago, when all of us fashion writers acted as if platform shoes were a returning trend. Since they haven't gone anywhere, it's difficult to continue calling them a "trend," and yet, it still seems as if they're worth mentioning. I think it's because of how thick soles really accentuate some of the heel trends that come and go. For example, for spring 2012, platform soles are the perfect complement to the ultra-high, chunky heels; and the wedge heels mentioned above.
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