Leopard print flats are right up there with a pair of black ballet flats in terms of wardrobe shoe staples. They’re perfect for the transitional seasons, and go with pretty much anything. With so many different style and price options available, it really comes down to a matter of taste. My favourites here are the Charlotte Russe pair, which I initially thought would be super expensive… It was a pleasant surprise when I saw they were only $28.50!
Because you’re likely to get a lot of wear out of them, it might be worth spending a bit more and getting a quality pair. However, if you’re unsure about something a good idea is to buy a cheaper version first (and with options under $20 there are no excuses!) and then upgrade to the ‘investment level’ once you’ll know you truly love them.
A – Charlotte Olympia Kitty Embroidered Flats B – Dolce & Gabbana leopard-print canvas and patent bow ballet flats C – Diane von Furstenberg Bion leopard-print ballet flats D – J Crew Nora calf hair ballet flats E – Country Road Delia slipper F – Country Road Textured Claudia ballet G – C Wonder Leopard calf hair pointed toe flat H – Mollini Hypo Animal I – RMK Parkour J – Asos Oasis Leopard slipper K – Charlotte Russe metallic tip sueded leopard flat L – Cotton On Classic Point Flat M – Cotton On Toby Flat
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