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Article: How to Style Ballet Flats: 3 Looks With JELAVU Bags

Brown ballet flats and Mary Janes on a warm stone ledge
Ballet Flats

How to Style Ballet Flats: 3 Looks With JELAVU Bags

A good ballet flat can carry you from a morning meeting to dinner. The details do most of the styling: a penny-loafer strap feels tailored, corduroy adds texture to denim, and mesh gives an evening outfit a lighter finish. Here are three ways to wear JELAVU ballet flats, each with a bag that completes the look.

For work | Coffee brown and tailored layers

Start with charcoal trousers, an ivory knit and a relaxed blazer. The Blair’s penny-loafer detail gives the outfit a tailored finish, and the chocolate Aspenn tote keeps the palette warm. Choose trousers that skim the top of the shoe so the loafer detail stays visible.

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For the weekend | Corduroy and straight-leg denim

Pair straight-leg jeans and a white button-down with the black Nova flats. The pointed toe adds definition, while the beige Vienna suede crossbody brings a softer texture. Try an ankle-length hem to show off the shape of the flats.

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For dinner | Black mesh and a touch of burgundy

Wear the Emma mesh Mary Janes with a black midi skirt and a fine-knit top. The mesh lets a little skin show, and the burgundy Grace crossbody gives the outfit a rich accent. Keep jewelry simple so the shoe’s strap and texture can stand out.

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Sage Aspenn faux shearling tote and coffee-brown corduroy flats
Handbags

The Textured Handbag Edit: 3 Ways to Style Your JELAVU Bag

Three easy outfit ideas for styling faux shearling, suede and animal-print bags.

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