A must-have for warmer days. We show you how to style ballet flats

Not just for dancing

Despite the characteristic name, this type of footwear does not come directly from the world of ballet. Typical shoes for this dance are distinguished by ribbons braided around the foot and ankle and a completely different material used to make them. What's more, there are no stiffeners in them, even in the form of the sole.

Ballet flats, although they look somewhat similar to ballet shoes, have a completely different construction. Despite the harder sole, they are light and flexible, making them suitable even for those with the most demanding feet. In addition to their unique comfort, ballet flats match virtually all styles and... circumstances. They can be successfully worn on both more and less formal occasions.

Get yourself the perfect balance

Ballet flats are perfect for almost all occasions. Whenever you want to look feminine but don't feel like wearing high heels, ballet flats will instantly complement any outfit, adding a unique accent.

Their shapely design combined with a flat sole will provide you with the perfect balance between elegance and comfort. When wearing ballet flats, you don't have to limit yourself to formal meetings or the office dress code'at. You can successfully wear them to parties, meetings with friends, and even dates. These shoes are perfect for everyday use and for special occasions.

Everyday ballet flats

Ballet flats are the perfect complement to everyday styling. They look great with skirts, dresses and trousers. For everyday wear, wear them with fashionable distressed jeans and - depending on the weather - an oversize sweater or a plain T-shirt.

On warmer days, opt for fabric, blue striped ballet flats with a lovely bow. They will look divine with denim shorts and a white linen shirt. Be sure to match this look with a woven shoulder bag and retro-style sunglasses.

Another idea for summer styling is a combination ballerina shoes with an open heel and a fashionable snake motif with black linen trousers ending above the ankle and a white, airy T-shirt.

Ballet flats for the office

If you want to look professional at work, choose leather ballet flats, which you can combine with a women's suit or chinos with 7/8-length trousers and a shirt. You can successfully replace the trousers with a skirt ending around the knees. For an even more elegant look, don't forget the jacket.

Subtle models with a pointed toe are also perfect for the office. Beige or black the shade will perfectly complement any styling.

If you are going to a job interview, be sure to choose a simple, minimalist style of ballet flats with rounded toes. Match them with a pencil skirt ending just below the knee line and a stylish white shirt.

Ballet flats for grand occasions

Ballet flats will also work well for larger occasions. When going to a wedding, you don't always have to want high shoes. Ballet flats are the perfect complement to a wedding guest's outfit. Opt for pastel shades, e.g. powder pink or light blue.

When wearing ballet flats, you don't have to limit yourself to powdery, unobtrusive colors. They will be a perfect choice for parties with friends metallic shades of ballet shoes. We guarantee you will dance all night long in them!

Learn our tricks

As you can see, these shoes are so versatile that it's virtually impossible to make a mistake when styling them. However, we have a few tips that will help you look even better.

First, avoid socks. However, pay special attention to ensure that the ballet flats you put on your bare feet have a natural finish. Synthetic materials can make your feet sweat more, which you definitely want to avoid. If you don't want to give up socks, choose high-cut ones that cannot, under any circumstances, stick out from under your shoes. It would also be a good idea to wear tights or knee-high socks. However, make sure you tighten them properly. This way you will prevent unsightly wrinkles around the ankle.

Secondly, remember that properly selected ballet flats can help you optically lengthen your legs. Are you wondering how this is even possible since these shoes have a flat sole? All thanks to the optical illusion created by flesh-colored ballet shoes and exposed ankle. Women with shorter legs should also avoid ballet flats tied around the ankle. Wearing such shoes can make your figure lose its proportions.

Third, don't be afraid to show a little skin. Ballet flats look best with bare legs. Simply roll up the trouser legs to expose their narrowest part, i.e. the ankle. In the case of skirts, the matter is even simpler - avoid floor-cut ones to enjoy a fashionable and harmonious look.