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Rothy's' new 6-piece shoe line proves you can wear flats to a wedding and not look out of place

Moriba Cummings
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Rothy’s is known for making sustainable fashion that you’d want to wear. From its sneakers (the most comfortable and versatile I’ve ever worn) to its weekender bag that makes traveling look and feel as comfortable as it should, you can’t go wrong with any of its products.

Today, the iconic brand, known for its machine-washable shoes and fashion accessories, released “The Occasions Collection,” featuring party-ready flats with special touches that make them just as event-appropriate as a pair of stilettos or pumps.

The six-product shoe line includes new, reimagined versions of its best-selling pointed and rounded-toe flats with metallic thread details, floral embellishments and sleek straps that elevates them just enough to pair with anything from a wedding dress to a cocktail suit.

Prices range from $129 to $159, and sizes range from 5 to 13, marking one of the most size-inclusive women’s shoe collections on the market.

Keep scrolling to check out each pair in more detail.

Rothy's

The Flat

The warm baby blue flat is a wardrobe staple that's the perfect shoe for any spring or summer event.
$129 at Rothy's

It’s an elevated ballet flat with soft metallic blue thread woven into the fabric made to last through the seasons. It’s super versatile, machine-washable and comfortable.

Rothy's

The Point

Add a slightly more formal and sophisticated touch to your comfortable occasion outfit.
$149 at Rothy's

These pointed-toe flats are the perfect mix of comfy and formal. They have soft metallic blue highlights and perfectly combine exceptional comfort with a versatile, washable style.

Rothy's

The Petal Square (Black)

Add an elegant and romantic twist with this square-toed black flat.
$159 at Rothy's

It has a rounded vamp and a floral appliqué for a comfortable-yet-chic silhouette that’s sure to pair perfectly with any little black dress.

Rothy's

The Petal Square (Love Bird)

This intricate rosette detail instantly upgrades any occasion look.
$159 at Rothy's

This fast shopper-favorite flat also comes in this cream hue that’s sure to be the color of the spring and summer.

Rothy's

The Point Mary Jane (Black)

This is arguably the most timeless flat on this list.
$159 at Rothy's

This chic pointed-toe flat has a flexible strap that adds a touch of elegance and makes a huge impact.

Rothy's

The Point Mary Jane (Love Bird)

Also, it comes in this two-toned colorway that's perfect for spring and summer brides.
$159 at Rothy's

With this shoe, you can dance the night away in style and comfort.

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