1 Shoe, 7 Ways : Styling Neutral Ballet Flats

My Life Is A Shoe Style Blog 7 Ways To Wear Neutral Ballet Flats

I recently committed shoe treashoen - but for good reason! Treashoen is the term I use for buying shoes that are not my own Sala Chaussures. My friends and I stumbled upon this really nice leather shoe shop in Seoul during our trip! I actually posted a short/tiktok about the shoe shop here and here. Also, since I am already talking about my Seoul trip, if you are interested in what I packed and wore to Seoul, make sure to click HERE for that post!

Anyway, back to the flats. I truly love a good ballet flat and this one was designed to look like ballet toe shoes! I have never seen a prettier ballerina shoe and I knew I had to snap them up! The shop is called Cueren and it's located in a really cool neighborhood in Seoul called Seongsu. If you love to shop and discover a lot of local Seoul shops as well as amazing flagship stores of more popular brands, then you need to come to this neighborhood! Check out my streetstyle vid of Seongsu here.

Cueren Flats

I am really loving how the shoes make the feet look and they go with so many outfits! They are also good driving shoes as they have rubber soles that run up the back of the heel part of the shoe. Despite these rubber elements, the shoes actually look quite dainty and pretty on the foot. They are made of real leather and the cost range is about 145,000 Korean won or around 6,000 Philippine pesos or 105 USD. Not very cheap but not bad either considering the quality, design and style!

I am styling them into 7 outfits in this video, check it out for some ideas :