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Ballerinas, very versatile shoes you can wear them with pants or a jeans or with a dress or a business suit. Can wear ballet flats in cinema, the theatrical premiere or just a stroll. It is would be appropriate in any outfit and in any situation. For many years, ballet flats are very popular among women all over the world. Originally used as a ballerinas hoes for dancing
Today, almost every fashion designer includes ballet flats in their collections. The most famous in the history of existence, became black and white quilted ballet flats from Chanel, and original women's ballet flats Marc by Marc Jacobs.
To date ballerinas range is extremely diverse. What materials do not only use modern masters: leather, suede, nu buck, satin, lace and even plastic! The latter, incidentally, is breaking all records of popularity. Such well-known brands such as Melissa, Vivienne Westwood and United Nude proclaimed a new trend, creating a collection of plastic ballet shoes for women. These models are unusual and original and, contrary to popular belief, are comfortable and durability, making them desirable in the wardrobe of every fashionista.