dressy flat shoes

smares

Just wondering if anyone knows where i could get really nice flat shoes that i could wear on a night out. I suffer with a condition and have to stop wearing high heels
So something that would go with jeans but not casual looking.If anyone has any other suggestions apart from flat shoes that would be great thanks.

nemo32

I have seen some lovely flat shoes in Dune and Office recently. These would be great with jeans, trousers or skirts.

http://www.office.co.uk/womens/office/diamonds_forever/30/9728/25459/1?fs=9728

http://www.office.co.uk/womens/office/diamante_ring_vamp/30/9577/25154/1?fs=9577

honerbright

smares wrote: »

Just wondering if anyone knows where i could get really nice flat shoes that i could wear on a night out. I suffer with a condition and have to stop wearing high heels
So something that would go with jeans but not casual looking.If anyone has any other suggestions apart from flat shoes that would be great thanks.

I also suffer from something like this, so just a word of advice; be very careful wearing the flat shoes as they have no arch support in them, they helped worsen my condition

Stray_Cat

Ever try kitten heels these Irregular Choice ones a quite nice.

Heres the link to them
http://ie.schuh.co.uk/images/product/124906/1249063650_main.jpg

Acoshla

Stray_Cat wrote: »

Ever try kitten heels these Irregular Choice ones a quite nice.

Heres the link to them
http://ie.schuh.co.uk/images/product/124906/1249063650_main.jpg

That's exactly the shoe I was going to mention. I find heels almost unbearable due to a hereditary weird foot thing (she says after just buying 4 inch hot pink ones) so I mainly wear flats on nights out, I get lots in Penneys, Dunnes, and the odd nice kitten heel like above, great for when you want something just that bit dressier. I got a fab pair of black flats with a zip up the back and chains/leather straps around the ankles for €9 in Penneys, can't go wrong!

A silly tip that I have noticed about my own flats, go for ones with a less rounded toe if it's for nights out etc, ones with the slightest point to them, because sometimes I find there can something quite childish looking about round toe ones, especially when you're wearing a nice dress and want to look sophisticated

smares

honerbright wrote: »

I also suffer from something like this, so just a word of advice; be very careful wearing the flat shoes as they have no arch support in them, they helped worsen my condition

Thanks but its to do with muscle in my legs so flats are ok.

I like the idea of the kitten heels and they are different il pay a visit to schuh thanks

GillianWalsh

Have you looked at French Sole? http://frenchsole.com/

Some kooky styles but some lovely classics too.

squeakyduck

Check out topshop, or urban outfitters. Now the shoes may be expensive but they are pretty and last well.

I got a gorgeous pair of flats recently in topshop for like 16e on sale. http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=69778711&postcount=3610

E.T.

There's some really nice ballet flats in the Oasis sale.




They had other ones in the shop in Cork the other day too.

BroomBurner

They have loads of really pretty and good quality flats in Clarks. I bought a pair black leather ones, with a little bow, about 4 years ago and they're still going strong.

Their site, for more options: http://www.clarks.co.uk/find/department-is-women/mcrproductsubtype-is-pumps/pgs-is-100

fillefatale

Nine West (stocked in some shops on Grafton Street, incl BT2 I *think*) and Aldo (Henry Street) do lovely flats.

I second Clarks heartily!

Pythia

House of Fraser have nice ones if you want to spend money on them (like some are 100). I got some nice ones in Dune and also Accessorize. I pretty much exclusively wear flats cos of bunion

Toto Wolfcastle

GillianWalsh wrote: »

Have you looked at French Sole? http://frenchsole.com/

Some kooky styles but some lovely classics too.

I think I'm in love.