Often associated with outfits that are a little too wise, the ballerina suffers from its connotation with the too childish world of classical dance. If it can indeed be particularly classic when you choose it very simple, black or white, the offer proposed today allows you to think outside the box and bring a touch of modernity to many looks. Whether flat or with heels, in leather or fabric, embroidered with sequins or animal with its leopard or zebra fabrics, the ballerina is a real asset of seduction, far from its apparent restraint. A small shoe that suits all body types, it nevertheless meets a few style rules so as not to come close to a fashion faux pas.
If you want to wear your ballet flats on a daily basis, do not hesitate to look in detail at your level of activity throughout the day to find out which model will be the easiest for you to live with. If you're the type to wander around the office, trudge through the shops or occupy the dancefloor until the end of the night, it's in your interest to value ballerina models that are practical, pretty and allow you to change activity while keeping style according to your outfits. Are you a fan of flat shoes, and you appreciate them for their comfort? Choose a model without heels, with a thin and flexible sole:these ballet flats are real slippers, a cocoon of softness for your toes, who are overworked during the day. For slightly more elegance, models exist with a slight thin heel that will slender your silhouette and allow you to refine the foot. Far from pumps with vertiginous heels, they are a good compromise between class and ease of use. If you accumulate pairs and change them every day, there is no need to invest in expensive leather models. On the other hand, if you fall for a pair that you will wear every day or several times a week, leather remains a safe bet to enjoy them longer without seeing them deform or be damaged.
Although you may come across a model that is a real crush on you, first think about what outfits you want to match your ballerinas with. From the very classic little black dress to your favorite skinny jeans or why not with your long gipsy skirt, the ballerina can go very well with most of your looks. The misstep not to commit? Wear tights with your ballerina:whatever its material, it is a combination that is sorely lacking in class if you are over 7 years old. Under your jeans, nothing prevents you from wearing flesh-colored knee-highs if the temperatures do not allow them to be worn bare. If you want to have several models of ballet flats, do not hesitate to juggle with styles and colors:nothing better to give pep to a classic outfit than to bring a touch of acidity with your ballerinas. Also think about the size and shape of the ballerina:a stubby foot that reveals a bead, not glamorous at all. On the other hand, a well-cut model that lets the foot breathe and even shows the birth of the toes is a "must have" on the ballerina side. When we told you that the ballerina could also be sexy!
