Do the high-heeled shoes make the man?

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Brad Grey, Jeffrey Katzenberg, David Geffen -- all three men are larger than life on paper, but would make for a very disappointing totem pole. In essence, they’re short. According to a blissfully funny story in the UK Times, Selfridges in London reports that heels on men’s shoes are moving on up, so perhaps our more petit moguls can get a leg up on the trend. Jeffery-West’s Decadent and Dandy collection -- see a style pictured left -- are apparently the best sellers. Over at Bugarri shoes, they use sophisticated technology to up a man’s height by 2 to 4 inches.
But in this town, the width of a man’s wallet always trumps his height, so the Rage doesn’t expect to see L.A. CEOs getting a rise out of these shoes.