Why Pointy-Toed D'Orsay Flats Are The New It-Shoe

Though designer Jenni Kayne solidified the shoe’s status in the world of footwear, d’Orsay flats aren’t typically included on must-own shoe lists, but they should be, and here’s why: The sleek silhouette and pointy toe make them sophisticated enough to wear to the office and beyond. The inherently architectural cut of the shoe adds polish, with a bit of edge, to laid-back outfits in a way that the casual, girly vibe of ballet flats simply don’t. And the sliver of skin that the d’Orsa...