i have a confession to make. i have weird feet. they are narrow and long. and the toes are long too, to boot. blah. i love wearing flats on weekends, and in an attempt to save my feet, when i travel from the office to the car, and vice versa, i change out of my heels into flats. i've tried it all. cheap flats, expensive flats. it's just such a saga. plus most of these are done online, so add the hassle of returns on top of it. no bueno.
this post is dedicated to flats for weird feet. LOL. starting with
Tory Burch flats. firstly, i find all Tory Burch flats consistent in sizing. I'm a 7.5 US. The 7.5 are perfect. so to start.. everyone knows the
Reva - iconic, sassy and so freaking adorable. unfortunately, the cut is just so wrong for me, i am in agony after 30 minutes' wear. it doesn't matter if they're stretched out or not. just. no. the flats cut right at the side of my foot (that place where bunions live) and deliciously digs right into the side bone. the back elastic was not my friend either. my adventures in Revas were short-lived. the Aaden is a good alternative for me.
it was bliss when i found the
Eddie. this is a great cut, and inside, it is smooshy. very comfortable. i have the purple leather version and am loving the sparkley version for this season - the Metallic Eddie Flat with Crystal bow (get it
here - or for canadians,
here - here is the regular
Eddie on sale at
shopbop)
it's a flat. it has a bow. and it sparkles. trifecta of doom for me. i'm done. i also recently bought the Reese flats from the Net-a-Porter sale, and they are also a keeper for me. they have these cute tassels in the front. so charming. do you have a favourite Tory Burch flats style? next in reviews -
pretty ballerinas.
