Lucky Brand Women's Emmie Ballet Flats

I bought several pairs of these 10 years and the nude color was my favorite. I have worn them till the insides are peeling and while they still work my husband begged me to replace them. This is the closest color to the one I had before and it is a little darker but I feel they are true to size and they are one of the few pairs of dress shoes I can wear that are comfy. I have tried way more expensive brands but they always cut on the widest part of my foot. Like most reviewers I wear these all the time w jeans, dress shorts and dresses. If I'm not in tennis shoes I am in these.

I ordered both these and the Chaste Ballet in Nude Size 11. I could tell right away that the Hush Puppies would be painful in the heel and top of my foot at the toebox area, needing a lot of breaking in. The sole of the Lucky Brand is perfect, while I noticed (in my other Chaste as well) that the sole of the foot is distinctively separate between the heel and ball of the foot, making it easy to have your foot slip to one side or the other depending how you walk. Walking just a bit on the carpet, I could tell that the Hush Puppies were already having my foot slip off to the side of the heel. I did notice immediately, especially in comparing these with the Hush Puppies, that my feet would sweat a bit in these. Nonetheless, I kept the Nude Lucky Brand and love them. They fit perfectly and were immediately comfortable. No chafing/blisters at all since wearing. I preferred the color of the Lucky Brand nude over the Hush Puppies. The Lucky Brand are more of a off-white/very light beige, while the Hush Puppies are brighter, more white. Both brands show no toe cleavage on my feet. They hit just at the edge of the toe cleavage. Lucky Brand Emmie PROS -Comfortable immediately -Buttery soft -Great sole - no slipping side to side at all -Fit better (I would say in comparing that Lucky Brand fits just a bit smaller - maybe a quarter size - than the Hush Puppies) -Cuter toe box - not the extra/more pointed toe CONS -Do make your feet sweat a bit Hush Puppies Chaste PROS -Don't make your feet sweat -Comfy around edges depending on material (not the Nude - but yes in the Stud style) CONS -Longer/pointy toe box compared to Lucky Brand, which I don't find as cute -Foot slips off to side when wearing -Need to break in depending on material Good luck on your search for the perfect ballet flat!

I have been searching for decent priced, stylish, comfortable flats. I found these Lucky Brand Emmie flats and thought they would fit my needs perfectly. I received them last week and wore them for the first time today. The quality of shoe is very nice! The inside padding is sufficient and super cushy. I am usually between a size 8.5 or 9 so I ordered the size 9 based upon the reviews that these ran slightly small. The size 9 fit me perfectly! I was skeptical that these shoes would rub the back of my heel since they are a semi scrunch style. The only problem that I am currently having is the shoe is rubbing along the seam near the upper side of my foot. I have been wearing them for several hours now and the shoe is digging even worse into my skin to the point that I have to take them off while at my desk (I attached a picture so you can see the exact area). I am hoping that this problem will correct itself after wearing the shoes a few times to break them in. If not I won't be investing in any more pairs, which is very disappointing because they are perfect in every other way :(

Very comfortable, might even be better than Sam Edelman. Just know that I went up 1 full size from a 10 to an 11 and they fit good ( had to because the 10 1/2 were sold out, so glad I decided to chance it). I am usually a 10 but for some reason these flats run small both Sam Edelman and now the Lucky brand. This color was on sale, so now i will probably go back and get the other colors if available…

I've been putting off writing this review because I feel ambivalent about these shoes. I have two pairs of Lucky Brand Emmie ballet flats in size 6.5W, the black and the nude. Let me start with the good points of these shoes - the leather is really soft, and they have very nice, basic, uncomplicated styling, which I like. The nude were good for the summer, although they were a little darker in person than I expected. The insole has some padding, and I did not find them to be hot or sweat-inducing. I wore them barefoot or with liners in the summer - though the liners tended to show - and wear them with trouser socks or tights now. They fit fine either way. They are very light, so carrying them to change into during snow boot weather will be easy. I've worn the nude ones occasionally, and the black ones several times a week since July and the soles and heels seem to be wearing well. The soles are not slippery. I used waterproofing spray and they will tolerate light rain, though I probably would not wear them in a downpour. I had a hard time deciding what size to get. My regular size for dress shoes is 6.5M, 7 for athletic shoes and boots, and my foot is wider in the front with a narrow heel. I thought I might need the extra width in the front, so I went with 6.5W. The length is snug (i.e. without extra length, like you would wear an actual ballet shoe) but OK - I think the 7 would have been too long. I also think the M would have been too narrow in the front. However, there is a lot of extra leather around the heel. Because of the elasticized topline, the heel does not slide around or cause blisters, which often happens when I wear flats, it just doesn't look great. [Note that since writing this review, I had occasion to try on the 7M in a store, and it was too long and a bit narrow in the front, though the heel fit better. Because of the elasticized topline, the 7M actually turned up a bit in the front where there was extra room, whereas my shoes in the 6.5W do not. I believe that especially for this shoe, where the leather is soft and will stretch and the elastic will hold the shoe to your foot, a snugger fit, with less than the usual thumb's width gap in the front, is better.] The other issue is comfort. If you are the kind of person who can wear ballet flats comfortably, I expect you will find these very comfortable. Although they do not have any kind of arch support, the padding in the insole makes them better than many other ballet flats. However, I am not that kind of person. I have lowish arches and a tendency to plantar fasciitis and thus to heel pain. I knew I was asking for trouble with ballet flats, but I really like their versatility, so I started out prepared to make whatever adjustments were necessary. Initially, I wore them with the little silicone arch supports they make for flats, which I had from my last (even less comfortable) pair of flats, but I would have heel pain. I tried them with the silicone gel inserts they make for flats, and the heel pain was better, but I had arch pain. So I tried putting the arch supports on top of the inserts, and that's not bad - the extra width accommodates the combination, and while they make my feet look wider, I can now wear them all day, including light to moderate walking, without pain. Because I needed a solution right away, I went with drug-store available options, but there are probably better accessories out there, albeit for more money. I got these shoes for quite a good price, so I did not mind the additional cost of the inserts, but I'm not sure I would have wanted to pay for the shoes and better inserts, or for the shoes at full price, knowing I would need to pay for inserts also. In summary, these are nice looking and nicely made ballet flats. I did not size up in length, as many recommend, but you may want to if you want a roomier shoe and are not comfortable with a snug fit. You may want to get the wider width if your foot is wider in the front, but be aware that the heel is also wider. This is a typical ballet flat, which is not a terribly supportive shoe. If you have problem feet, these will not be comfortable for you without some kind of insert, but may be wearable with inserts. I can't say that I love the way the way these shoes feel or look on my feet (although I really wanted to), but I do wear them regularly and they do the job. If someone invents ballet flats that have great arch support and cushioning, simple lines, are made with real leather, don't cause blisters, and don't cost a fortune, I will buy them. Until then, my Lucky Brand Emmies will do.

I wear flats every day to the office, so finding a good pair is important to me. There is no article of clothing I will wear as much as a pair of flats. My sister had these, and and she let me borrow them for some pictures, and I fell in love with then and ordered a pair of my own, and I couldn't be happier with the purchase. I typically wear a 5.5-6, but I got a 6.5 because that is what my sister had and it fit fine. If I had not tried hers on first, I probably would have ordered a 5.5 or 6 and they would have been a tad bit too tight. So in my opinion, the sizing is not accurate. Pros: -Made with good quality material that is soft on skin and doesn't rub blisters into your feet. -Very flexible, which keeps me from feeling like my toes we're stiff all day. Also, I don't get toe corns when I wear these because they don't squish my toes together really tightly. Cons: -Not true to size. -Insole is very minimalistic/barely there, which can be a pro because of flexibility, but also means it offers no cushion or support. Overall, the cons don't outweigh the pros for me. I can do without cushioned insoles if that means I am not going to get blisters, corns, or stiff toes. I am happy with my purchase and I will be buying them in other colors as well. I hope that this review was helpful in your decision to purchase or pass on these flats though.

I adored these flats when they arrived. I purchased 3 pairs (brown, black, and navy) and sent back the brown pair because they looked pink. I’ve only worn the black ones a few times since they cause me foot pain; strangely, the navy ones feel like I’m walking on clouds, but I lack sufficient navy outfits to wear them more than once a week. I had them on today, and when I removed them, I was shocked. They look like trash. I work at a desk job, and the most I walk is to the restroom a couple of times daily. I park my vehicle directly in front of my workplace on the ground level. There are no walkways, no recreational areas, no paths to stroll, so these shoes, (1 month old), and worn less than 10 times, should look new. These are the lowest quality $59 shoes I've ever owned. My 5-year-old everyday $20 synthetic black flats appear brand new next to these navy, costly, poorly-constructed leather shoes that I received on 7/226! The return window ended on 8//1/26; had I worn them more often, I would have seen they were deteriorating and would have returned them. Such a waste of money!

Soft leather shoes. I love these, I keep them in black and brown. They are a tiny bit tight, after wearing them one good time they fit perfectly. I'm a 7.5 in size. I'm replacing my black pair that I've had for a couple of years. They are worth the price. I haven't found this particular cut and material with another brand. It's worth the price to have the exact style that I like. Sorry, no arch support, but they are slip resistant.

The flats are very dressy and are comfortable! Only thing, they are a little big but if you order a size down/ smaller they would be too small. However, it's an easy fix because I will get shoe inserts that are self adhesive to prevent them from riding & slipping up; so it's not a big deal. Satisfied with the quality and you can't beat the price!

I love these shoes! They are very comfortable. They stay on really well and your heel doesn’t pop out as you step (I’ve even tested trying to shake them off my feet and they won’t come off)! They do take a day or two to break in. The first time I wore them the elastic felt tight, and where it rubbed was quite sore. I didn’t wear them for a few days, and the next time I put them on they didn’t hurt at all! So if they feel snug at the back just wear them around the house and give them a bit of time to break in.

Although both marked 7W (the size I ordered), the right foot was noticeably smaller than the left one, probably a 6 or 6 1/2. And the shoe looked of very poor quality and workmanship.

No sé porque está reducido si es la.misma marca q siempre compro

Duran años! Piel suavecita, plantilla suave,