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Credits: Design, Creative Direction, Styling: Benjamin Bertram. Photography: Nik Pate MUA: Sophie Cox Model: Daniel Whittaker

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www.benjaminbertram.co.uk

Credits: Design, Creative Direction, Styling: Benjamin Bertram. Photography: Nik Pate MUA: Sophie Cox Model: Daniel Whittaker

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www.benjaminbertram.co.uk

Credits: Design, Creative Direction, Styling: Benjamin Bertram. Photography: Nik Pate MUA: Sophie Cox Model: Daniel Whittaker

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On wearing Flat shoes - Courtesy of Sophie Cox

SEVEN REASONS SEX SYMBOLS WEAR BALLET FLATS

  SKINNY SOLES RULE, OK?

Ballerina slippers get a good-girl rap that seems pretty unjustified given their erotic charge. When a girl is comfortable she is even more commanding and the flagrant refusal of a heel is often an even greater show of confidence, bare faced chic and freedom. I will always include a ballet flat in my collections, whether it’s a smooshy secret slipper for an overnight assignation, or a bold satin gem toned silk shoe for the opera. To make my point en pointe here’s a list….

SEVEN REASONS SEX SYMBOLS WEAR BALLET FLATS

1.   Carla Bruni needs them to look more wholesome.

2.   Brigitte Bardot wore them to bare more leg.

3.   Audrey Hepburn wore them to make everyone else look cheap.

4.   Diana wore them to sneak around.

5.   Charlotte Olympia Dellal wears them to come down to earth.

6.   Argentinian socialites wear them to chase polo players across wet fields.

7.   Audrey Tatou wears them to look even more  French!