Simple design updates like higher cuts have eliminated unwanted toe cleavage and undoubtedly created more appealing silhouettes. It’s time to update the basic flats, and replace them with a stylish, modern take on the ballerina. Thankfully, brands like The Row and Jil Sander have revived these feet-clinging shoes, making them look cooler than ever, and giving us plenty of reasons to say goodbye to their unattractive, oddly flexible, fold-up counterparts that you stash and hide in your commuter tote. Nowadays Porselli has 5 different models of street ballet shoes and its a worldwide famous brand! Howhever they still remain a small factory with less than 30 artisans and everything is handcrafted.The spectrum of basic ballet flats can range from an ugly commuter shoe to something insanely chic. They wanted to look like the Hollywood stars like Audrey Hepburn and other iconic idols of those years, so Porselli created the “ Suola Lunga“: a Total Flat shoe with a longer sole, perfect for the streets, and it was a complete success! The first street ballet shoes were born in the 50s, when the young girls in Milan started to wear the Capri Trousers and the “ mezzepunte” ballet shoes in the streets. He also created the first pair of pointe shoes for the Prima Ballerina.

The Brand Porselli was born in 1919 in Milan, when Eugenio Porselli started to create ballet shoes for La Scala Theatre, collaboration with dancers from the famous theatre’s company. With Porselli the possibilities are endless! You can choose between a range of colors that goes from black to pink to three or more shades of tan…so many colors that choosing becomes so hard that its easier to decide to take more than one pair of each model!

Summer has finally arrived, this is the best season of the year to take out from your wardrobe all the pairs of ballet flats you have to create the best combinations of outfits with all the colors you can imagine!

Porselli ballet flats