The reign of flat shoes seems to have no end this year, which I don't dislike in the least, on the other hand. After a summer in which flat sandals have been worn in all types of outfitsthis fall ballet flats and flat loafers will take over.
Londyn suede flat slingback shoe
RRP at Ralph Lauren — 105.00 €
Far from being an ephemeral trend, ballet flats have established themselves as the essential basic of the autumn capsule wardrobe. That is why investing in quality ones like these from Ralph Lauren made of authentic suede leather and with a timeless design is always a success. Especially if we do it when they are discounted like now for 150 euros 105 euros.

Ralph Lauren
With a velvety feel, in a toasted brown color and with the brand's logo engraved on the gold heel closure buckle, these ballet flats provide the aesthetic of quiet luxury and New York elegance that completely transforms any daily outfit with little effort.
We can wear them with dresses or midi skirts, but also with pleated dress pants, flared jeans through which their sharp toes can peek out, and with structured trench coats or blazers.
The skirt to combine these ballet flats with this fall

Lloyd's
Although at first glance this corduroy midi skirt seems ideal to wear with high leather boots or ankle boots, in reality its definitive autumn “match” is with suede ballet flats like these from Ralph Lauren. Its soft suede and design soften the more rustic and structured texture of the corduroy of the skirt, they have good chromatic harmony and provide a perfect style for going to the office, a work lunch or an afternoon event. Now at El Corte Inglés discounted by 99.99 euros 29.99 euros.

Corduroy midi skirt – Lloyd's – 520 Khaki
PVP in El Corte Inglés — 29.99 €
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