
I know that everyone is positively cooing about the Prada flatform. But I haven't really been that taken by flatforms generally.

Plus I once owned a pair of Irregular Choice flatforms and they were impossible to walk in. They were slip-ons and were quite low-cut around the foot and the total lack of give in the sole meant they pinged off with every step. Very frustrating.

(Via the Daily Telegraph)
But then I went and saw this red pair by Robert Clergerie and I my interest was piqued. With an ankle strap I imagine they are slightly less unwieldy. Plus I think I saw someone wearing them yesterday (or a very close copy) and they looked amazing.

(Via Nordstrum)
But if they are still a disaster to walk in, and this flatform trend is only going to be around for one season, then I'm not so sure they're worth the investment.
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