POINTED TOES

As you all know, ballet flats are a staple of mine. I wear them at least four times a week, and my collection ranges from classic black to neons to printed pairs like these. However, they all have one thing in common: a round toe. No pointed toes here. When I spotted this Rebecca Taylor pair yesterday, I realized that it might be time to invest in a pair of points. It’s a classic shape, and it feels so feminine (very Audrey Hepburn in Funny Face). Loeffler Randall is the queen of the pointy toe flats. They have so many adorable options – like this polka dot pair. How do you feel about the point? Yay or nay?

20 thoughts on “POINTED TOES

  1. I love a pointed toe flat! They give you the comfort of a flat, but the point elongates your leg and creates a very classy look!

    The J.Crew, Ann Taylor & Loeffler Randall are precious! They are now on my “wish list.”

  2. I absolute love pointy toes, but with my 8 1/2 shoe size they need to be “round enough” with “enough of a point” at the same time to really satisfy me. I found my first pair a few weeks back at Zara and love them to pieces. If only they were real leather..
    Anyways, if I am lucky and see any of these pairs in shops I will be sure to try them on, all of your picks are beautiful!

  3. i love them…thanks for adding the price too! i hate when i click on a link to a pair of shoes on a that i see and love only to find they are wayyy over my pay check!

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