Sure, she's the consummate cook, crafter, and gardener, but Martha Stewart is also known for her personal style. For the former model and lover of fashion, looking her best -- and wearing four-inch footwear -- isn't only for red-carpet dressing. Instead, it's just part of her everyday signature style on "The Martha Stewart Show."

Martha owns these pretty Valentino wedges with bow detail in yellow and brown.

Rarely in flats, Martha effortlessly paints and bakes in the highest of heels, such as these stunning Yves Saint Laurent sandals, which she showed to the audience after the taping of a show. "The remarkable thing about Martha is, she can do anything in heels," said wardrobe stylist Lucy Corrigan.

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Martha wears basic black pumps to finish off her simple, streamlined look during the Twin Show.

Standing alongside fashion icon Andre Leon Talley in Manolo Blahnik snakeskin heels.

Martha, in casual loafer pumps, together with the team who worked on the "Everyday Food: Fresh Flavor Fast" cookbook.

In fitting with a tall-themed show, Martha wears towering 4-inch platform sandals. She is flanked by Chef Alain Roby and his 6-foot-2-inch devil's food cake.

Sitting beside Mayo Clinic's Dr. Donald Hensrud during a health-themed show, Martha wears comfortable cork-soled sandals.

Martha wears sleek metallic peep-toe wedges while discussing her new Everyday Food iPhone app.

When it's time for being active - - or demonstrating exercise moves with her trainer Mary Tedesco -- Martha has her go-to Merrell Jungle slip-on shoes. Martha featured this style of shoe as one of her "Must-Have" items.

For the Chicken Show, Martha managed to look casual chic despite being ankle-deep in bedding material in her potting-shed-turned-chicken-coop. Completing her denim outfit: Hermes denim wedge sandals.

For the Color Show, Martha's footwear shade of choice was brown, by Valentino. Next to Martha are Home Depot associates who joined her for the announcement of the new Martha Stewart Paint at Home Depot.

Holding a boa constrictor, Martha keeps her cool in Manolos. Seated next to her is animal expert Donald Schultz.

A goat-milking demonstration doesn't stop Martha from wearing chic Michael Kors footwear.

Joined by Weddings editor Darcy Miller, Martha takes a look at wedding-themed tablesettings in gold peep-toe Louboutins.

Martha, in gold, festive footwear, with J. Crew's creative director Jenna Lyons.

Martha, holding Ghenghis Khan, together with Westminster dog show winners and their owners.

For mowing a lawn (on-set), Martha chose a tan pair of comfortable Merrell Jungle Croc slip-on shoes.

And, painting a shed in noneother than a sexy pair of heels.