Ballet flats and heels with socks: fashion experts showed how to wear the controversial combo in style

Undoubtedly, there are those who love and those who do not recognize this controversial combo in fashion: the combination of sophisticated shoes and socks. But the fact remains that this trend is becoming more and more popular because it is easy to combine with any style and practical to wear.

With this trend, you can always choose both a classic image with white socks and black shoes, and play on contrasts, combining colored options with loafers or even heeled shoes. So what's the right way to go about it? The Vogue website offers a few fashion ideas from which to draw inspiration.

Transparent socks and tractor-soled loafers

The combination of black socks and classic loafers, but in a tractor sole version, goes well with a black straight skirt. You can also add a white shirt and a cardigan to the look.

White socks and ballet flats

This combination will dilute even the simplest and most minimalistic look. The ballet flats, perhaps even with a patent finish, can be boldly combined with white socks.

Gray high socks and patent shoes.

Gray will be one of the fashion trends for fall-winter 2024/2025, so looks with it won't fail. The combination of gray socks and burgundy slingbacks is one of the options for the cold season.

Burgundy socks and square-heeled loafers

Shoes with heels are perfectly combined with socks, especially if they are loafers. The main thing is to guess with the color scheme and harmoniously match everything to the general image.

Capron socks and bangles shoes

If you want to create a more mysterious look, choose translucent socks and black leather bangles: they can be combined with pencil skirts or with elegant evening dresses.

Terry socks and ballet flats

This is where it all depends on choosing the right socks. Pay attention to the length so that the socks are not too high and not too low.

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