I really like the cap-toed look to these flats from Geox. The lilac/prune pair (pictured here — love that bit of red where the cap toe meets the rest of the shoe) would be a lovely unexpected pop of color to a pair of black pants, gray pants, and definitely navy pants. They range from $110.50 to $130. Geox – D Lola 25 (Lilac/Prune) – Footwear
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Our daily TPS reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices. Many thanks to this week’s guest poster, Carolyn Hsu of The Daily Obsession and The Hsu Closet!
You probably already own the basic black pump in a variety of shapes and heels but for office appropriate shoes that doesn’t require you change out of for the commute, take a cue from the guys. These patent bluchers are fashion forward and somewhat unexpected. Wear with opaque tights and your favorite pencil skirt or even with a polished pant suit. PATENT LEATHER BLUCHER
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This one goes out to all the ladies who dislike wearing heels — loving the look to this simple ballet flat from Naturalizer. The low vamp, the classic buckle, the rubber soles — it looks classic and comfortable. It’s pictured here in “oxford brown,” but it’s also available in black, a reddish “cab sav,” a “classic olive,” and a navy. It’s $79 at Naturalizer, but Amazon
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Zappos has some great sales on Elizabeth and James shoes
today, and I find myself intrigued by these interesting flats. The bows on the vamp strike me as a little preppy, maybe a little sporty, but ultimately I think I like them. I’d wear them with cigarette pants or (if allowed by my office) ankle-length pants, for a gamine, Audrey Hepburn-esque look. They were $240, now marked to $121.82 at Zappos (available in “nude”, pictured, khaki green — and 6pm
has them in black). Elizabeth and James – Reba (Nude Suede) – Footwear
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I was recently sent this pair of Tory Burch flats, and between the color, the comfort, and the style, I’m honestly loving them. First: hello, one of my favorite colors of blue. (We actually have one wall of our bedroom painted this color, I love it so much.) I’ve also found it great for pairing with my yellow purse, a purple cardigan, a large, dangly pair of mint green earrings — love. Second, this shoe stays on, whereas all other flats tend to flop off my feet (narrow ankles, I suspect). They just kind of suction themselves to my feet, and there’s no rubbing or chafing anywhere. Finally: COMFORT. These almost feel a bit like slippers on the comfort level, to be honest — sometimes I’ll even forget I have them on. All colors (including the royal blue) are available at Tory Burch; they’re also available (in limited colors) at Shopbop, Saks, and Bloomingdale’s
, all for $178.
Note: I received the shoes free of charge from the company. If you’re curious, you can find Corporette’s Review Policy here.
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Endless has a bunch of great sales right now — lots of great brands on sale including Kate Spade, L.A.M.B., Cole Haan, and more. Today I’m liking these simple geometric flats from Delman. The red patent is cheerful and bright, and the closed toe helps make the other cut-outs more appropriate for a conservative office. The flats were $250, now marked to $137.50 at Endless. Delman Women’s Wanda Flat
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