Whether you’re at work or going to an event, a pair of heels is a must to give you that stylish, professional look. But after a long day of wearing them, your feet will get tired and might even get a few blisters from walking to and fro.
We’ve picked out six flats you can switch your heels with to give your feet a rest.
If you’re wearing close-toed heels, it’s best to opt for sandals like the Birkenstock Arizona Sandals (P4,750) to give your feet time to breathe. Plus, you can even show off your pedicure.
Birkenstock. Available at SM Megamall, Glorietta 3, and TriNoma. For a complete list of stores and more information, visit their website.
The soft material of the TOMS + Keith Haring Chalkboard shoes (P2,762) will give you instant comfort while being stylish with its intricate design.
TOMS. Available at TriNoma and Adora. For a complete list of stores and more information, visit their website.
On some days, you can also go for black flats like these Zalora Oxford Loafers (P999) to make any outfit look chic and sophisticated sans the high heels.
Zalora. Available on their website.
If you like wearing dresses and skirts, these colorful Paez Girly Bulgaro flats (P2,250) will go well with them.
Paez. Available at Power Plant Mall, Glorietta 4, and Rustan’s Makati. For a complete list of stores and more information, visit their website.
Foldable shoes are always handy and easy to carry anywhere when you want to change from heels to flats—like when you’re about to drive or just want to give your feet a break.. For this, you can opt for the Pretty Ballerinas Shade Doll Flats.
Pretty Ballerinas. Available at Adora. For more information, visit their website.
If you like pairing your shirt-and-jeans look with stilettos, you can switch to these silver Gommino Driving Shoes in case it gets painful in the middle of the day. It’s shiny finish will still give your look a unique touch.
Tod’s. Available at Greenbelt 4. For more information, visit their website.
Art by Dorothy Guya
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