That fresh, back-to-school energy is something that doesn’t go away, no matter your age or stage in life.
’s curated selection of flats below.Prepare yourself for the year of the ballet flat.
The French girl staple might have had their soft launch over the past few months, but 2023 is bound to become the year of delicate footwear. Seen all over the runways and celebrities , this is the shoe to bookmark for peak fashion credibility. Wear with straight-leg denim and a simple white tee to nail cool-girl styling.
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