We admit it: we love heels, but we feel a deep predilection for flat shoes, especially in the summer. We like to go comfortable, and sandals and espadrilles lend themselves to many options in this regard. However, one of the drawbacks of shoes that are too flat is that they end up taking their toll on our feet. This is also the case for dancers, for example: most designs are too low for both health and aesthetics.

That’s why getting one with a little heel, no higher than four centimeters, is the way to ensure a dancer for life. This is demonstrated by the firms most iconic models: Roger Vivier’s Belle Vivier, or Ferragamo’s adaptation of his Vara into the Viva model, which he reinvents in different fabrics such as denim. The Chloé scallops are already a classic and in any of its aspects, one of those timeless investments.

Roger Vivier
BUY: bailarina ‘Belle Vivier’ (620€).
© Roger Vivier
Malababa
BUY: bailarinas de tacón bajo (112€).
© Malababa
Leié Shoes
BUY: bailarinas de tacón bajo en color nude (72€).
© Leie Shoes
Chloé
BUY: bailarina de tacón (420€).
© Matches Fashion
Salvatore Ferragamo
BUY: bailarina con tacón Viva en denim (550€).
© Salvatore Ferragamo
Loewe
BUY: bailarina de piel con tacón bajo (567€).
© Moda Operandi
Louboutin
BUY: bailarinas de tacón con pinchos (495€).
© Net-à-Porter

SOURCE: VOGUE

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