Yep, you’ve convinced me 🙋🏻‍♀️ I have to admit, after wearing #balletflats for many years [as many of us did] throughout the 2000’s I thought I’d never go back… but alas, I have 🥿 You’ll note I’m purely focusing on outfit styling here, not the actual ballet style. That’s because, there’s nothing wrong with a classic ballet flat. But, if you have these in your wardrobe and want to feel more ‘current’ with your styling of them, here are some ideas. Consider this part one of my ballet flat tutor

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Let’s talk about the Ballet Flat.... ⁠ They have a simple and understated design. They can be dressed up or down and they add a touch of elegance to any outfit. Even better they are a comfortable option for walking and standing, making them ideal for everyday wear. If for any reason you no longer wear heels consider the ballet flat as you perfect option. Ballet flats are often associated with iconic fashion icons such as Audrey Hepburn and Brigitte Bardot. These women were known for their elegan