H&M Just Dropped a $40 Version of the Flat-Shoe Trend That Every Celeb Is Already Wearing for Fall

If 2025 was the year of high-vamp pumps, 2026 is the year of jazz shoes, lace-up derby-style flats that celebs and fashion people alike are aligned on. Like many of the trends taking over this year, Michael Rider's Celine is to thank, as the designer released a slew of jazz shoes in his resort 2026 debut for the French house. They came in red, black, and, most notably, white and have since become one of the year's most-worn footwear trends. Gracie Abrams, for instance, wears them regularly. But not everyone is wearing the Celine pair (likely because it keeps selling out). Other brands quickly followed the brand's lead, or the pairs they'd always been designing suddenly received an uptick in attention.

Charlize Theron wore a square-toe Bottega Veneta style to record an episode of SubwayTakes with Kareem Rahma back in April. Naomi Watts and Lily Collins, too, have donned the style—the former for a stroll around Lower Manhattan and the latter at the French Open. During Wimbledon earlier this summer, the flat shoes were the talk of the tournament, with attendees ditching their usual white pumps for the comfier, more casual alternative.

On Gracie Abrams: Celine Ballet Lace-Up Shoes ($980); Chanel Maxi Flap Bag ($8500)

On Charlize Theron: Bottega Veneta dress, coat, and Leather Brogues ($1250)

Similar styles at a range of price points followed suit, making jazz shoes accessible to all interested parties. One pair, in particular, is garnering buzz of its own, thanks to its expensive look and $40 price tag. I'm referring to H&M's new Lace-Up Ballet Flats, which are sold out in most sizes on H&M's website but are readily available at Nordstrom. (Anytime something's sold out at H&M, check Nordstrom. It's low-key the ultimate shopping hack.) They're white with a subtle square toe and a short set of laces. Pair them with jeans, trousers, skirts, or dresses this fall, and you're guaranteed to look like a fashion person.

Don't wait to shop them, though. H&M has a tendency to sell out of its viral products, so if you want a pair, you'll have to act fast. Keep scrolling to snag them in your size.

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