Some Flat-Shoe-and-Dress Combinations Don't Work, But These 4 Definitely Do
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@stylewithsocoStyle Notes: Unlike chunky trainers, sleeker retro styles add a cool edge without dressing down a dress too much. Adding a grounding element to a flowy midi, the charm of retro trainers is in their sporty edge that can make any pretty dress feel more "fashion".
This sleek trainer style ties a casual outfit together.
Every wardrobe needs a reliable pair of white trainers.
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@iamzoefosterStyle Notes: As we head towards party season, it's time to start honing our evening looks. Nothing says "it's time to dance" like a trusty LBD, but when you're wanting to be out all night, swap your platform heels for pointed-toe ballerinas for an elegant, elevated and supremely comfortable finish.
Go mini with Self-Portrait's textured-knit dress.
The perfect party shoes.
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@taffymsipaStyle Notes: As we move deeper into autumn, our trusty loafers have rightfully moved to centre stage in our wardrobes, working their way into all of our favourite outfits. Style the cold-weather favourite with a billowy cotton dress and plenty of layered knits as the weather continues to cool.
This billowy dress looks great layered or worn on its own.
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@borislavasekovaStyle Notes: Gone are the days when we had to bring out the heels when dressing for an occasion. Strappy mary janes make for an elegant pairing that will see you through your evening events in style.
Red flats add the perfect flush of colour to any outfit.
Draped dresses continue to trend as we move into winter.
