Flat Shoes

Flat Shoes for Women FAQs 

How to dress with flat shoes

Whoever said flats aren’t for fashionistas? They’re so easy to style in the chicest ways, so no need to simply stick with the classic flats and jeans. 

We’ve found they pair stunningly with midi-style dresses and skirts with hemlines that hit just above the knee. They’re also wonderful with fitted and slightly cropped trousers. 

What flat shoes to wear with dresses

Move over dresses and heels—a frock and flats are a comfy style we love just as much! Whether you’re adding a casual edge to a dress with trendy trainers or styling a work dress with loafers, there are so many ways to pair dresses and flats.

Boots with a midi or mini dress create an edgy look that’s perfect for cooler weather, while flats with pointed toes work stunningly with longer dresses. Just experiment to your heart’s content, and you’ll find plenty of dress and flat shoe pairings you adore. 

What flat shoes to wear to a wedding

A wedding is a special occasion that calls for your loveliest outfits, and you want to make sure your wedding guest ensemble is finished off with the right shoes. 

Simple flats are perfect for letting your dress or suit shine without detracting attention, but we also have flats with bows and other embellishments for when you want a full showstopping look. 

Explore charming flat sandals and espadrilles for a spring or summer wedding, or discover flat Mary Janes and beautiful ballet pumps for year-round style. For a smart casual wedding, you could even explore sleek suede or leather boots. 

Once you’ve got your shoes sorted, our wedding guest style guide can help you with the rest. 

How to wear flat shoes to work

You want your workplace shoes to be smart, but you also want to be comfy, so you may feel out of options if heels aren’t your thing.

Not to fret, though. There are plenty of flat shoes that create a perfectly professional look. From brogues to polished boots or even ballet flats for a more feminine flair, you’ve got lots of options. 

Try wearing ankle boots with long, wide-legged tailored trousers that extend over the tops for a look that’s supportive, comfy and sleek.  

Simply ensure your work flats are kept in tip-top condition, and you’ll look as smart as can be.