Stiletto is the fourth solo studio album by the American musician Lita Ford.

[6] Chuck Eddy writes that Stiletto is "further evidence that pop-metal was the first musical genre to figure out how to turn the CD-age studio into an aesthetic advantage: There's all sortsa fetching hi-tek whooshes and wobbles and giggles and boinks that increase the fun-quotient simply by being so incidental and amusement park-like.

"[7] The Los Angeles Times wrote that "Ford rides her sex-bomb goddess image, serviceable vocals and one o' the lads guitarwork hard 'n' heavy for almost one full side of this LP.

"[10] The Calgary Herald determined that "Stiletto abandons wallowing in past sub-par metal yearnings and instead tries a more mainstream approach.

"[9] The Vancouver Sun opined that Ford "just doesn't have the heavy metal vocal screech or the powerthud music to make her songs more than mildly amusing.