I Don't Wear Heels—It's All About This Practical Shoe Trend for Me

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@emilisindlev
 

Yes, this early aughts trend is continuing its reign, and as someone who has no tolerance for high heels, it comes as a welcome addition to my shoe rack. As we see the ballet-flats trend growing there are so many new, fun iterations that will freshen up your warm-weather outfits. I'm looking to add a practical pair for commuting in the city and also for those days prior to my summer pedicure. 

A few of the flats trends I'm adding to my wishlist are fluorescent hues, muted pastels, minimal square toes, sweet Mary Janes, and pretty satin fabrics. I'm already picturing these with midi sundresses, baggy denim shorts, and bright trousers. 

I've shopped out 34 pairs I have my eye on as warm weather sets in. Shop along on a few of my favorites below.

These flats have deemed pistachio sorbet as the hue I need for spring. 

The color of the season has a ballet-flats version.

Energetic magenta updates these classic flats. 

These pretty flats are perfectly on-trend for balletcore.

These black satin flats hit on the "dark romance" trend dominating the runways.

Hot-pink flats are an energetic addition to your closet.

Silver flats nail both the metallic accessories and ballet-flats trends. 

If anyone knows how to perfect ballet flats, it's Tory Burch.

A modern, minimal silhouette for any occasion.

Soft texture makes these opulent flats.

Zebra print is the best accent for a simple outfit.

This simple silhouette is comfortable and chic.

Lush, pink satin makes for the prettiest flats.

These sweet Mary Janes have a heart detail.

Patent black flats for going out.

The pointed toes on these minimal flats are super chic.

Channel Wednesday Addams with these black Mary Janes.

This rounded silhouette feels very modern.

These bright slip-on flats are definitely on my radar for spring.

These patent brown flats will pair effortlessly with your neutral looks.