Photo: Courtesy of Manolo Blahnik
It’s better to invest in timeless, classic pieces than buying into trends when it comes to splurging on designer footwear. It’s time to forgo all those fads and start creating a shoe collection that will last you a lifetime. We have rounded up our favourite flat shoes that will not go out of style.
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Like the little black dress, nothing says classic like the Chanel ballerina flats. Whether it’s quilted or tweed, the ballerina flats can be styled with jeans or a summer dress.
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Inspired by Napoleon I, Josephine and Pauline Bonaparte, Manolo Blahnik creates stunning ballerina shoes made out of satin and embellished with a Swarovski crystal buckle. It’s an elegant footwear fit for any occasion.
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Embroidered with ribbon, the Dior J’Adior sling-back ballet flats in canvas come in different colours. Whether it’s crafted with wool houndstooth or patent leather, there is bound to be a pair most suited for you. If you ask us, we think the dotted mesh is the way to go!
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Photo: Courtesy of Salvatore Ferragamo
A classic go-to, the Salvatore Ferragamo Varina ballet flats is perfect for any occasion. The ballet shoes feature the iconic grosgrain Vara bow that will get you the right attention. So start painting the town red with this bright and bold footwear.
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Embellished with their famous horsebit detail, Gucci’s well-known Princetown slipper continues to make an impact in the fashion world. An easy slip-on, they are perfect for those always on-the-go.
Photo: Courtesy of Hermes
Crafted with a ‘H’ cut-out, the iconic Hermes Oran Sandal is an essential piece in every wardrobe. It’s stylish whether it’s for strolling on the beach or stomping in the city.
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Embellished with platinum studs, the Valentino Garavani Rockstud ballet flats add an edgy element to your day-to-day style. They come in variety colours and is worth every penny.
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