Cortefiel reduces the Spanish brand's leather ballet flats that French women yearn for to wear 24/7 with jeans

Posted on 30 August 2026

Finding the perfect footwear to survive marathon days at the office without losing style can sometimes seem like an impossible mission, but this fall 2026 we have it easier than ever. Just as flat sandals triumphed in summer, this season moccasins and flat ballerinas will reign, pure craftsmanship and comfort.

Bryan Stepwise Mika Leather Ballerinas

Today in Cortefiel — 49.99

So as soon as we saw these leather ballet flats from the Spanish brand Bryan Stepwise reduced to almost half price, we had to look at them no matter what. Not only because of the wonderful discount that now leaves them 84.90 euros 49.99 euros, but because they couldn't be more elegant or beautiful.

leather ballerinas

Bryan Stepwise

In a luminous pearl brown color, these glove ballerinas with a high neckline couldn't be more on-trend, with bow decoration on the instep. Maximum sophistication as well as a lot of comfort, so much so that they will replace sneakers in almost all your outfits. outfits.

They are perfect for mid-season outfits. effortless chic that French girls wear so well: with a trench coat and high-waisted straight jeans, which allow you to see the dancer peeking out from the bottom. Don't miss a carrycot bag (raffia or leather), with a knotted scarf.

The bag to combine with these ballet flats

bag

Sandra Freckled

At El Corte Inglés we signed this camel brown leather tote bag, perfect to combine with the Bryan Stepwise ballet flats. Don't love the design of the double metal handle that gives it an even more modern touch, in addition to the removable strap to carry it on the shoulder. It is fully lined inside and has a zipper closure. now for 189 euros 139.32 euros.


Sandra Fleckled crossbody bag with metal leather handles - Sandra Freckled

Sandra Fleckled crossbody bag with metal leather handles – Sandra Freckled

Today in El Corte Inglés — 132.30

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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