How to wear ballerinas to a dinner or party (and still be the best dressed)
Who said elegance required heels? Ballet flats are no longer just a “comfortable last-minute” option — they’ve become a bold style statement in their own right. And yes, you can wear them to a dinner or any party. The key? Knowing how to style them. Here are some easy ideas to get it right:
1. Comfort can also be sophisticated
Go for a pair of Libertas with special finishes like metallic leather or a bold color.
Look idea: midi plum dress + silver Libertas + statement clutch = perfect for a night out dancing.
2. Elevate your accessories
Statement earrings or a standout bag can instantly lift any outfit. Now’s the time to play with contrasts: if your outfit is minimal, turn up the volume with accessories.
Tip: a ponytail, smokey eyes, or a bold red lipstick can do more than a 10 cm heel ever could.
3. Say yes to a great jacket
If you need an extra layer, go for a jacket: a well-fitted blazer, an embroidered jacket, or even a structured bolero.
4. If not a jacket… make it a kimono
Not everyone feels comfortable in structured pieces. A flowing kimono with a good print: sophisticated, original, and full of movement. Plus, you can easily reuse it for more casual looks.
5. Yes to jeans—if you style them right
Don’t underestimate the power of great straight or wide-leg jeans, paired with a standout top: strapless, lace, embellishment, or even a shirt.
Look idea:
Jeans + black shirt + clutch + yellow Libertas with ribbons = effortless chic for dinner with friends.
6. Monochrome total look
Wearing one color head-to-toe elongates the silhouette and adds elegance. Try an all-black look with ballet flats in a fun color (like red or purple, for example).
7. Pieces with personality
Take advantage of wearing flats to go bold with the rest of your outfit. Voluminous skirts, ruffles, backless dresses… Ballet flats balance these looks without competing with them.
Wearing Libertas Barefoot is a conscious, elegant, and modern way to attend any event. Barefoot ballet flats are no longer the plan B — they are the MAIN PLAN.
