Soon I have the opportunity to interview for a position that I am really excited for. I have the pants, I have the blouse, and I am pretty sure that I know how I will wear my hair. The one thing that I can't decide on is the shoes!
The shoes seem to be more of a commitment to me. If I do get the position I will have to wear them often. They need to be very comfortable flats that I can run errands in if necessary. If I don't get the position, I don't want to be stuck with something that I just won't wear because I don't like them and I don't want to spend more than $75.
I have found some cute pumps but heels are not an option for me unless they are really low. I am 5' 5" so not really tall and not really short but almost everyone over here wears slippers (aka flip flops) and I don't want to appear too intimidating or flashy. Unfortunately I have had a really hard time finding cute, comfortable flats.
I don't know if it's just me but I have had many painful pairs of flats, some cheap and some expensive, that hurt my feet more than heels. All of those are out. Also, I don't want anything too flashy or embellished because I want to seem professional. At the same time I'd still like something that makes me feel put together and confident.
Also, I don't like mary janes for work. They used to be my favorite shoes ever but now I feel like they make me look too childish, like a rag doll. Those little string bows on ballet flats make me feel the same way. Could I be more particular?
What I really wish I could wear:
1 Alexander McQueen Acorn smoking slippers
2 Tory Burch Pacey Leather Wedge Pumps
3 UGG Australia Alloway flat
4 Jeffrey Campbell Pike sandal
5 Michael Kors Fulton Moccasin
6 Burberry canvas and leather flats
What I am actually considering:
1 Cliffs by White Mountain Hip flat
2 Naturalizer Applause
3 Adrienne Vittadini Prince wedges
4 Anne Klein Jacobine flat
Any opinions or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for stopping by!
<3 KM
***UPDATE: I ended up buying the Adrienne Vittadini flats but they were too big so in a pinch I had to use my
Doc Marten Ellen flats that I already had. I haven't worn them in over a year because they used to bother my feet since the leather was so stiff. I think they may have softened a little since cuz they weren't too bad. I may actually wear them more often now!