While heels are undoubtedly a wardrobe staple—and there’s certainly a time and place to wear a gorgeous pair—flats are just as crucial to a woman’s wardrobe. Think about it: Can you really imagine running around between meetings without a trusty pair? Probably not. While you may already have a go-to set in your closet, there’s nothing wrong with trying out a new style to change things up. As Vogue recently pointed out, new line Rothy’s may just have your next It pair. The environmentally friendly brand features a range of flats made from a 3D knitting process that cuts down an extreme amount of waste. The shoes are also very comfortable, and their non-leather material wicks away moisture and—bonus—can be cleaned in the washing machine after heavy use.
Interested in testing out a pair? Keep scrolling to check out the Vogue-approved flats. You’ll find a variety of colors along with a rounded toe and pointed silhouette—so there’s really something for everybody.
What do you think of these flats? Let us know in the comments below!
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Elegant Dressers in Manhattan Are Trading Suede Flats for This Equally Rich TrendA worthy investment.
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Before You Invest In Mesh Flats, Consider the Newer Version I Keep Seeing Fashion People in Lisbon and Miami WearingCopenhagen, New York, and Barcelona, too.
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Fashion People in Their 20s and 50s Wear This Flat-Shoe Trend With Skirts to Look ChicHint: It's not loafers.
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This Is *the* Ballet-Flats Color Fashion People Will Buy for the Remainder of 2025As seen on Bella Hadid's Instagram.
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Margaret Qualley Just Wore Flats on the Red Carpet With the World's Strictest Dress CodeAnd pulled it off with aplomb.
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This Stylish French Woman Paired Summer's Controversial Shoe and Shorts Trends, and the Outfit Is So ChicSee how to re-create the unexpected look.
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No Seriously, These 7 Elevated Summer Pieces Always Get Me ComplimentsI plan to wear these on repeat.
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My Friend in NYC Wants to Ditch Her Simple Flats—I Told Her to Try These 2 Trendier Styles InsteadComfy and chic.
