Fashionable Flats to Wear During New York Fashion Week
We love sexy stilettos as much as the next gal, but when you’re going to be on your feet all day long—like during New York Fashion Week—a cute pair of flat shoes can be a lifesaver. Unlike season’s past, there’s no need to sacrifice style for comfort. Haute Living has rounded up a slew of chic flats to pair with all your fabulous fall frocks so you can keep the party going from dusk to dawn without any aches and pains.
Manolo Blahnik Hangisi Jeweled Lace Ballet Flats ($1,025)
Fashion Week is a star-studded affair, so it’s only fitting that your shoes should sparkle too. And these crystal embellished ballet flats by Manolo Blahnik definitely do the trick! Crafted from delicate black lace, soft satin, and edgy mesh, they are the kicks to dress up any ho-hum black dress or wide-legged slacks.
Alexander McQueen Brogue Toe Cap Ballerina ($835)
Say goodbye to boring black flats forever. These square-toed beauties by the legendary Alexander McQueen are the perfect combination of function and fashion. Featuring a bold silver metal toe cap and distressed leather detailing, they are the perfect shoes to pair with skinny jeans for an elevated downtown look.
Chloé Leopard-Print Calf Hair Ballet Flats ($695)
Though leopard-printed anything often conjures images of the Jersey shore, Chloe’s sweet slip-ons might make you think otherwise. Crafted from super soft baby calf hair, these beautiful ballet flats feature scalloped edging and a sliver of a heel for a touch of sex appeal.
Dolce & Gabbana Brocade Mary Jane Ballet Flats ($795)
When it comes to fashion, we never like to play it safe. But if there’s one time to let your freak flag fly, it’s during Fashion Week. And these metallic Mary Janes by Dolce and Gabbana are just the shoe to do just that. Trimmed with eye-catching silver leather and accented with a sparkling crystal button closure, these flats are sure to capture attention from onlookers. And trust us, that’s always a good thing!
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