Welcome to Wikifeet, where you can rate the sexiness of celebrities' feet.

On a ranking of 1 to 5, how many stars would you give your feet?

The phrase ‘sexy feet’ seems like a total oxymoron. Truth be told, I’ve always found feet to be a bit…weird. I haven’t actually seen a lot of mine this winter, as they’ve been tucked away warm and cosy in uggs and bed socks – and there’s nothing sexy about bed socks.

Unlike other parts of our body (that we work tirelessly towards keeping fit, or tanned, or hairless), our hooves are generally accepted to be what they are – just a wee bit ugly. Right?

Wrong. Making headlines today, and reminding us all that foot fetishes are still very much alive and well, is the collaborative and somewhat encyclopaedic website Wikifeet.

Yes, WikiFeet.

A whole website devoted to feet: celebrity feet, specifically. It’s an endless treasure trove of all our favourite celebrity feet, out and about on the red carpet, getting the star treatment in salons, or just relaxing in a pair of Birkenstocks like the sexy off-duty tootsies they are.

Contrary to everything we think we know about foot fetishes, Wikifeet is actually not a porn site. Their opening page disclaimer reads:

“WikiFeet is a collaborative site for sharing, rating and discussing celebrity feet pictures and videos. We only allow opening galleries for women over 17 who are listed on IMDb. … We do not allow uploading adult content of any kind. uploading such content will get you banned.”

Roger that.

If you are a foot fetishist, however, you may beg the differ. Page after page of celebrity feet invite you to rank them from 5 stars (“beautiful”) to 1 star (“ugly”), with the comments section overflowing with men and women alike confessing their steamy fantasies.

Check out the gallery below for your favourite stars ‘feet rankings’.

Page founder and foot fetishist Eli Ozer started the site in 2008 as centralised collection of celeb foot pics, and a place for foot fetishists to meet and interact.

“I’ve always had a fascination with women’s feet, and it was hard to find pictures of them online at the time. I’m guessing the need for a site featuring celebrity’s feet rather than everyday people comes from curiosity: we see them (celebrities) on television and movies, and they seem so perfect.. one can’t help but wonder whether or not their feet are as perfect.”

With 500-1000 new images uploaded daily by the site’s dedicated members, Wikifeet tracks 700,000 visitors every week.

But don’t think it’s becoming a commonplace fantasy – only 1.7% of Australians admitted to harbouring a foot fetish in the 2014 Sexcensus Survey. Rare yet intense, foot fetishes seem pretty wacky – so what do they actually involve?

According to the Sexperts at Kinkly.com, a foot fetish is defined as:

“…. A sexual interest in feet. The interest can relate to the size, shape, or smell of the foot as well as any adornments on the feet, such as toe rings. A foot fetishist may also enjoy touching and kissing feet. It is mostly a male fetish and is also known as foot partialism, foot worship, or podophilia.”

Gird your loins, folks, because it’s about to get heavy.

“Foot fetishes are the most common type of fetish for those attracted to non sex-related body parts such as eyes or legs. Famous foot fetishists include Elvis Presley and Andy Warhol.

Foot fetishists are divided into two groups: Those who get sexually aroused by touching or seeing feet, sometimes to the point of orgasm, and those who feel enjoyment from the look and feel of feet.

Foot fetishists may also enjoy “footjobs,” in which the penis or clitoris is masturbated using the toes or soles of feet, similar to a handjob.”

Well, as they say, you learn something new every day.

Now, tell the truth – do YOU  want to upload your foxy little feet onto Wikifeet? What would you rank your feet out of 5? Because I’m dying of curiosity to know what my trotter game is like.

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