The black bow adds a feminine touch to these ultra-comfortable pointed-toe Mary Jane ballerinas. Not only are they so easy to walk on, but they’re also made from recycled, machine-washable plastic water bottles.

If you want the look of a ballerina but are worried that the fully flat sole won’t be the most durable, you should consider Mr. Gemi’s Danza shoes, which have a hidden wedge for a more comfortable (and higher) fit. !) . These black-rimmed nude ballet flats are giving some serious #balletcore vibes.

These glamorous black suede shoes have a beaded band and are perfect for any occasion you want to add a little something extra to your outfit.

Margaux’s cult favorite ballet flats are a wardrobe staple, and although they come in a range of colourways, the metallic gold is neutral yet still special.

Yes, velvet does look a little wintry, but what better way to get in the mood for the coziest time of year than with these ocher Mary Jane ballet flats?

Replace your usual uncomfortable heels with these sophisticated and embellished satin ballet flats.

If you want a ballerina in a color other than black or nude that’s still versatile and somewhat neutral, consider these comfortable blue shoes, which have a subtly pointed toe and are among the strongest ballerinas.

The mixed textures of suede and patent leather give these sophisticated brown ballet flats a touch of elegance.

The Row’s sleek cream Mary Jane ballet flats feature a soft square toe, for a modern take on footwear.

The leg-lengthening nude hue of these leather ballet flats is so flattering.

Add a splash of color to your outfit with these ruby ​​red shoes.

No one makes ballet flats like Chanel, and you simply can’t go wrong with one of the fashion house’s iconic ballet flats. Yes, it’s an investment, but you’ll wear these shoes forever.

These suede and mesh ballet flats are anything but basic.

This Meghan Markle-endorsed brand has just launched new ballet flats, including these chic gold shoes that have special cushioning, for real comfort.