Debuted in Chloé’s spring/summer 25 collection, the Ghilies flat gives the traditional tie-up pointe shoe a bohemian-inspired spin. Featuring an open-back silhouette, gold grommet hardware, and corset-inspired wraparound laces, it’s a more approachable way to dip one’s toes into this shoe trend without looking like they’ve just left the studio.

Love them or hate them, ballet flats have never fallen from grace. Even if we’ve sometimes overlooked them in the haze of flashier shoe trends, this simple-yet-versatile shoe style has gracefully waited in the wings—and now,

Your ballet flats are dying for their main character moment this spring. Here are seven outfit ideas on how to wear the shoe this season.