Classy flat shoes to wear with 'classy' clothes? Do they exist?

[BelladiNotte]

Help, please!
I've developed a neurological condition, can't walk well, v. Poor sense of balance, think it's permanent, so all my gorgeous heels have to go. Gutted! I SO love my shoes.
So I'm looking for lovely flat shoes with a bit of pizzazz about them. Think I could manage a small wedge for a bit of lift, but nothing more.
Anyone any idea where I can look, first, online?
Really hope someone out there can help.

NB I think that shoes without a heel, like many ballet pumps, and with a very thin sole and little padding, are actually quite uncomfortable. Thick soles are quite fashionable currently and can hide a lot of padding.

minty WOW! Fabulous Jewel-bright colours!!! I'll certainly follow them on Faceache, good tip. Thanks.
(Now back to drool at the colours..)

I've got these:

www.finerylondon.com/uk/products/fawn-leather-sling-back-shoe?taxon_id=12

They are pointy though and while the back strap is thin, it is stretchy.
Not too bad for comfort. Definitely make your feet feel dressed!

Arseface (love the name(, now, those are lovely! And you've hit on the right descriptive phrase I was looking for, too..want my feet to look dressed. And those would.

You're welcome

I love colourful shoes, although I don't dress up much - skinny jeans and flats most days!

Oldraver, as long as you don't insist on black CO Kitty shoes you can often find them on Yoox at about half off, even less if you keep track of their special promos and codes. Chiara Ferragni do similar fun flats at a 'slightly' lower price point.

www.next.co.uk/g53312s2#756137

I tried these and they're really comfy

Seriously like walking on clouds.

Saw these in Sainsburys yesterday which I thought were nice:

I have just got these from M&S in the wine colourway. Going to wear them with rolled up blue and black jeans now then black tights and skirts/dresses or my array of coloured cords & pop socks when it's colder.

(I'm 40 btw - found pictures of v stylish people wearing oxblood colour loafers on Pinterest and this is my attempt to copy them)

I aspire to La Chatelles - perhaps when DC are a bit bigger and I move out of the muddy sticks to pavemented streets

maybe these little leopard numbers with pink tassels??

one day.....

I've just bought those exact shoes chocolateteabag, just waiting for them to be delivered.

The M&S ones, though am always a sucker for animal print.

M&S ones are lovely and a brilliant price. Are the comfy? FFS! If my 20 year old self could hear me now

Also liking those leopard print ones. Colour tassel a very nice touch

How about these - lovely bright colours:

www.itsgotsoul.co.uk

And these:

www.seraphine.com/maternity-clothes/shoes/shoetherapy-blue-suede-loafers.html

Oh my. That shoes of prey website is astonishingly addictive. I have just wasted 2 hours designing shoes I can't afford on it

I think I may have metatarsalgia and have tried these on in the green version. They were seriously comfortable with lots of padding, despite the slight heel so I have ordered them. (I quite like the navy though I appreciate they may not be to everyone's taste).

There is a 20% discount with Clarks too with BTS and delivery was free.

I haven't worn the M&S shoes outside yet but they have lots of good reviews and that "insolia" thingy so here's hoping!

A bit late into the conversation but I was on the Taylor Blake Facebook page and they have a discount on at the mo. Use code CATCH20 for 20% off x

I am a size 16-18 but have size 4 feet - ballet pumps rounded toes or loafers look ridiculous on me
Slipper style or pointy toe flats are fine - for cheaper end M & S usually have something comfy I wait until there's a 20% off offer
I also like Dune and Peter Kaiser
TKMaxx always worth a look - I love lots of Eastern European brands can't remember the brands but came back from Poland recently with some stunning flats in unusual finishes

I have these leopard beauties

I bought the M&S loafers in the wine colour and they've rubbed the skin off my heel :(

Thanks to this thread I now have a shoes lust list, some great recommendations botemp and others. I am rubbish in heels but taking up a far more corporate job in Jan and needing smart flatish shoes to get back into the swing of things after 7 months of maternity leave in trainers and slippers.