This study applies the method of survey research to the investigation of preferences for shape elements of high heels among professional women in Taiwan. Using questionnaire survey, this study aims to identify the differences in perceptions of high-heeled shapes between designers and Taiwanese women and the affiliation between image vocabulary and high-heeled shapes preferred by professional women in Taiwan. Through the expert interviews of the first stage, this study selects three uppers and four soles from the forms of high heels now available on the market. Then out of a combination of these uppers and soles 12 plain high heels are formed, which meet the images of professional women and are explored as research samples. In the studies of the second stage and the third, 2D shoe line artwork and 3D artwork constructed by Solidworks software are respectively investigated. The research finds 2D artwork and 3D artwork, which provide different perspectives of the shoe body, give female respondents somewhat different perception. Besides, the backgrounds of subjects, such as age, marital status, and knowledge of design, are different. Differences in the independent variable are reflected in the dependent variable intermittently. However, the subjects' preferences for the shape of high heels do not change with their different background factors. This study tries to find out the high heels which correspond to the image of professional women in Taiwan. In addition, it inquires into the market trend of the shapes of female high-heels.