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5 Ridiculously Comfortable Dress Shoes For Women

By Caroline Shaw
March 9, 2018
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They say beauty is pain, but does it really have to be? Check out these comfortable dress shoes for women that you can look forward to wearing all day.

Every woman knows the feeling.

You get home from a long, crazy night out, and the first thing that you do when you walk in your front door is to immediately kick off your tight, uncomfortable shoes.

In some cases, you may walk in the door with your shoes in your hand, choosing to walk on the sidewalk barefoot because you just can’t deal with one more minute of pain.

Ladies, it’s time for a change.

In this post, we’re sharing the best styles of comfortable dress shoes that won’t leave you miserable at the end of the night.

1. Espadrilles

You know you can’t exactly get away with wearing sandals to a work event.

Luckily, espadrilles are the next big thing — and a super-stylish alternative to flip-flops and more casual shoes.

These are wedges that offer the entire sole of your foot the support that you need in comfortable dress shoes.

We especially love them in the summertime, paired with flirty, above-the-knee dresses. They also help to elongate the look of your leg, and add a little extra height without any of the discomfort of heels.

2. Loafers

Next up on our list of the most comfortable dress shoes that will work for almost any occasion?

The classic loafer, which is certainly back in a big way this season.

If you want to wear loafers in a trendy way, look for a pair that’s covered in embroidery or a single patch.

Solid-colored loafers are definitely a thing of the past, and thanks to designers like Alessandro Michele for Gucci, we’re officially entering the era of “more is more.”

Don’t be afraid of trying out bold patterns, animal prints, and pretty much any color you like. To keep things sophisticated, pair your loafers with chic dress pants or a pencil skirt and a crisp, collared white button-down.

3. Ankle Boots

Who says that ankle boots can’t be dressy — and comfortable?

Especially if you live in a big city that has you on-the-go almost constantly, ankle boots are the perfect way to combine both form and function.

You can class them up by looking for a pair with lots of hardware: think elegant silver buckles, tough, don’t-mess-with-me studs, and even colorful laces.

Or, for an even more elegant look, reach for a pair of beaded ankle boots, or ones covered in Victorian-style fabric. For best results, you can’t go wrong with the killer combination of black and gold.

4. Ballet Flats

Looking for an easy way to stay comfortable all night — and also not intimidate your already-shorter-than-you date?

If so, then we have the perfect solution for you: ballet flats.

While in the past, ballet flats were often worn almost exclusively by the under twenty-one set, these days, there is no age limit on these comfortable dress shoes.

Especially if you’re looking to add a dainty touch to your outfit, ballet flats are the best possible way to go. Now, you can find ballet flats that have been covered in pearls, rhinestones, or even hand-painted to your custom preferences.

Think of these as the more grown-up version of wearing sneakers with your work skirt.

5. Low Heels

Sometimes, no matter how hard you try to make flats or boots work with your outfit, you just can’t get around wearing heels.

The good news?

There are heels out there that are actually comfortable dress shoes. It’s all in the height, the arch support, and the size of the heel itself.

When you’re shopping for heels, there’s absolutely no reason that you need to wear a spiked, six-inch option — especially if you’re going to be wearing them for long periods of time.

Instead, look for heels that are on the chunkier side, offering you more support. Also, you can always opt for low-to-the-ground kitten heels. Not only are they seriously on-trend, thanks to fashion houses like Dior and Prada, they’re also much easier on your feet.

One last tip?

You can always try the Hollywood tip of wearing heels that are at least a half-size too big for you. This will keep your feet from swelling, and will also work to stop those painful, pesky blisters from forming.

When In Doubt, Use Inserts

Of course, you can also turn your favorite pair of pumps into comfortable dress shoes by investing in some padded inserts for your shoes.

Orthotic insoles made from gel and other cushion-like material can help to make even your highest heels feel like cloud nine. They’ll also prevent you from developing dangerous foot conditions that can sometimes happen as a result of wearing high heels too frequently.

Plus, they’ll keep you comfy and on your feet for hours, so you can dance the night away!

Visit the Samurai Insoles Blog to learn more about how to find the right insert for both your foot and the shoe you want to wear tonight.

Which Of These Comfortable Dress Shoes Will You Try?

We hope that this post has taught you that you no longer have to choose between being comfortable and wearing shoes that actually match your outfit.

In today’s world, wearable reigns supreme. Gone are the days of the sky-high heels and impossible-to-wear, fashion-forward shoes that are pretty much guaranteed to leave you hobbling for days afterward.

Looking for more fashion advice? Need help putting together the perfect look for your next office party?

We’ve got you covered.

Check out our website and blog for access to the hottest tips on the latest trends, and make every sidewalk your personal runway.

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