It's Going to Be a Flat-Shoe Summer—These Mango Pairs Will Sell Out by May
There are many reasons why Mango remains one of my favourite high-street brands. Catering to the best of the new-season trends, Mango's range includes office-friendly buys, holiday heroes, chic summer dresses and elevated everyday staples that will make you feel your very sleekest.
Having turned to the brand so many times before, I knew it had to be the first stop in my quest to find the perfect flat shoes for spring. Having spotted ballet flats all over my social media feeds—and on just about every woman in the Who What Wear UK office—it was time that I found my own staple pair.
Ever reliable, after a quick browse on the Mango site I found just the style I was after. With an impressive offering that includes every type of flats from classic leather designs to pretty mesh pairs, Mango's selection outcompetes most. This is further confirmed by the fact that searches for "Mango ballet flats" have spiked on Google by 60% this week compared to last, so I know everyone else is just as impressed with the offering as I am. Topped up with shoe inspiration, I've chronicled all of the flat-shoe trends that Mango is nailing right now.
Scroll on to discover my edit of the chicest flats to shop at Mango this season.
SHOP THE BEST FLAT SHOES FROM MANGO:
1. CLASSIC BALLET FLATS
The prettiest party shoes to style this season.
2. MESH FLATS
Style with a white cotton dress and layer with a denim jacket if the weather cools.
With a fishnet composition, these are ideal for mid-summer styling.
3. MARY-JANES
This sporty take on ballet flats have been selling very quickly.
Style with tailoring during the week before wearing with denim and wide-leg trousers come the weekend.
4. STUDDED FLATS
5. SATIN BALLET FLATS
These pretty shoes are a comfortable alternative to sandals and heels for spring and summer.
Opening image: @monikh
Natalie Munro is Who What Wear UK’s news writer. Having worked in the fashion industry since her time at university—where she obtained a BA in Journalism from University of the Arts London, Natalie's experience spans journalistic and styling roles. In the early stages of her career Natalie predominately worked on editorial shoots for fashion publications such as British Vogue, Vogue Ukraine, AnOther Magazine and Elle UK, before moving into journalism roles.
On completion of her degree she interned in the editorial team at British Vogue and later went on to freelance for the publication. Here, she developed her interest in reporting on the latest fashion news and trends. Inspired by the dynamic nature of the industry, Natalie went on to write for other lifestyle and fashion brands and publications before taking on the role as News Writer for Who What Wear.
With an interest in uncovering the latest fashion trends, Natalie takes a leading role in identifying news for Who What Wear UK. Focusing on trends on and off the runway, as well as street style and celebrity fashion, Natalie reports on a daily basis, ensuring that she remains ahead of the trends. Natalie also creates content for Who What Wear’s social channels including TikTok and Instagram on a weekly basis.
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