The article discusses the author's evolving perspective on footwear, particularly ballet flats, which have never aligned with their taste. Despite a preference for heels for their sophistication, the author acknowledges the discomfort they bring, especially in a city where walking is frequent. Gradually, the author is considering diverse shoe styles beyond ballet flats, recognizing offerings from various brands that could offer both comfort and elegance. This shift suggests a more versatile wardrobe while maintaining an appreciation for chic aesthetics in footwear.
My feet don't always agree with the heels I frequent; living in New York City means I walk practically everywhere, and they’re begging for something different.
I can't shake my lifelong aversion to ballet flats, but there’s more than one type of shoe and I'm finally ready to give flats a try.
I like to look nice and put-together—two qualities I look for in pieces I'm adding to my wardrobe, preferring dressier shoes like heels.
Brands like Zara and Reformation are shifting away from ballet flats to offer alternatives like strappy sandals and pointy slingback flats.
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