Cortefiel discounts the prettiest cranberry blue velvet Flalabelus ballerinas to elevate every fall outfit

This season's footwear trends confirm that comfort is no longer negotiable in the work environment. In the Trendencias editorial team we closely follow the evolution of office style, and this season flat shoes will undoubtedly be the ones that sweep the show.

Although moccasins still have a place in our wardrobe, there is a Spanish brand that we have on our radar because it has managed to revolutionize the asphalt. This is the Flabelus brand, whose designs imitate the classic furlane or slippers from the gondoliers of Venice but with the sewing technique and solid structure of the traditional Spanish espadrille.

The truth is that the proposal from the Beatriz de los Mozos firm has been a complete success and it does not surprise us with models as beautiful as these that we can now find on sale at Cortefiel for 145 euros 86.99 euros. In an elegant cranberry blue color that is now in full trend, they add sophistication to any outfit. As elegant as black but with an extra light.

Also comfort, since unlike traditional flat models, they have a sewn recycled rubber sole that provides the additional inclination and cushioning that the foot needs. The laces to tie in the shape of a bow in the style of ballet slippers stylize the foot and guarantee perfect support during marathon days of meetings that are then closed with a afterwork.

The jeans that combine with these slippers

For a casual Friday impeccable, elevate your jeans cropped favorites with these ballet flats and a structured blazer. For example with some classic Levi's 501 version cropped but with the straight leg and the usual high rise that are so flattering. If we add a blazer or a short trench coat tied at the waist, we will be perfect. Now at Levi's for 120 euros.

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