THE JELLY BALLET FLAT: SUMMER’S UNEXPECTED FAVOURITE
From days in the city to walks by the sea, jelly ballet flats move effortlessly through every moment. With their unexpected appeal, they rewrite the rules of the classic ballet flat and emerge as standout pieces from the SIRÈNE campaign.
In jelly, the classic ballet flat feels instantly more modern. Soft and translucent, the material gives its familiar shape a lighter feel, while openwork detailing creates a graphic grid across the foot. With every step, glimpses of skin appear and reflections shift with the light — details that give these ballet flats their distinctive, fashion-forward appeal.
UGO reimagines the classic ballet flat with an openwork grid that subtly reveals the foot. In black jelly, the contrasting lines sharpen the silhouette and emphasise its graphic edge. The brown version offers a softer, warmer take. Supple and lightweight, UGO gives this iconic shape a modern and unexpected twist.
With its high-cut shape and supple material, URSULA gently wraps around the foot for a bolder take on the ballet flat. The grey jelly allows air and light to filter through, while its smoky reflections enhance the design’s graphic character.
How to wear jelly ballet flats
Jelly ballet flats come into their own through a mix of layers and textures. Worn with a short dress, openwork knitwear or fluid separates, they extend the lightness of the silhouette while adding a graphic edge. Their seaside inspiration makes them a natural match for coastal looks. In the city, pair them with straight-leg jeans or tailored Bermuda shorts for an unexpected, undeniably fashion-forward touch.
Discover the ballet flat as you have never seen it before: openwork, translucent, low-cut or high-cut. Find the UGO and URSULA styles in stores and at jonak-paris.com.
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