Even without tutu and dance talent: the most beautiful variants to wear ballerinas this spring

Satin and grinding, tulle and pastel: theFashion trendtodoes not end even after almost two years. Even though it was initially dismissed as a faster hype. The influence of the hyperfeminine aesthetics with elements of ballet clothing, however, has been very present during the fashion weeks for the designers in the long term. Here again there were numerous designs inspired by dancers and the big stage. However, the main area dancedBallerinas, one of the greatestShoe trendsof the season. How to show the most beautiful models from the catwalks.

As from the lockers in the backstage area of ​​an opera house, they sawBallerinasfrom the Simone Rocha last September during theshowed. Delicate satin and pastel tones met stable rubber bands and soles here, some models were provided with gems. The designer also presented hyperfeminine looks and tutus, but she combined theShoe trendalso in contrast to blackAnd anoraks. Perfect for the transition period - and if the feet freeze in the morning, knee socks from ribbed fine knit help. Ann Deulemester also relies on the typical ballerina design with small loops for this season and paired the models with leg warmers, as they are known from dance training.

However, it takes for theShoe trendNo professional dance training, but only the right outfit. The new ballerinas were quite versatile on the runways in combination: they were both dressed and, as also combined to be too casual jeans, worked either as a nice addition to girlish designs or as an exciting contrast to the coarse. In some labels, laced variants could be seen, sometimes with a round cap, sometimes pointed, as with Dior. Simple laces were used there (instead of wide satin bands, as with Ferragamo). A clever shoot for an otherwise rather classic look. While typical playful elements such as loops are also announced this season, Wales Bonner took the sporting factor of theBallerinasIn focus and gave them a rubber sole that was a little reminiscent of gymnastics.

In addition to tender players and sporty models, there were also party-compatibleBallerinasto discover on the runways. In addition to her athleisure variants, designer Grace Wales Bonner also showed shoes with glitter and jewelry buckles that reflected the headlight on the catwalk. And the ballerinas were also a shimmering eye-catcher at Coperni: flat Mary Janes made of metallic leather could be seen here. Particularlythis season is back inFashion trendand harmonizes particularly well with gentle pastel tones like. So if the pirouettes are not quite successful, don't worry: Ballerinas are no longer just for dance training or the stage, but also earn applause if you have two left feet.