Bimba y Lola discounts the perfect Moroccan style shoes to wear with harem pants and ankle jeans this fall

Posted on 17 October 2026

At Bimba and Lola the mid-season sales have begun. Between light jackets, slip dresses and timeless bags, we have found footwear that is as original as it is versatile. The type of shoe you can wear to the office or on a date: Moroccan-style ballet flats with pointed toes and heels.

Women's low-heeled suede pumps - Bimba y Lola - Dark brown

Women's low-heeled suede pumps – Bimba y Lola – Dark brown

PVP in El Corte Inglés — 138.70 €

A shoe that is characterized by a thin and slightly raised toe, a closer neckline than the usual ballet flats (teardrop-shaped) and a thick heel at the top and a thin heel at the bottom. The result is footwear that draws on the traditional Moroccan style but with an extremely modern design that comes in handy to complete our fall looks.

Bimba and Lola

And this silhouette complements perfectly with almost all the trendy pants this fall: baggy ankle-length pants, barrel jeans or baggy pants (which are still going strong this season). In addition, its chocolate brown suede leather finish goes perfectly with other fashionable tones such as light blue, indigo blue, olive green and of course, red. We found them in El Corte Inglés with a 50 euro discount, for 185 138.70 euros.

How to combine Moroccan style shoes

Zara

Zara

This total look from Zara with baggy pants and a matching printed blouse is perfect for taking advantage of Moroccan-style shoes. The toe of our shoes, the heel and a leather belt enhance the hourglass silhouette by further defining the waist. We only need a red shopper bag to give it a touch of color and we have the perfect office look.

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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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