Women's Ballet Shoes

There is a dancer for every style, occasion and mood. Rose Repetto, the mother of French ballet dancer and choreographer Roland Petite, tried to meet her son's request to dance in more practical shoes and made footwear for him with special reinforcements, a flat sole, and a wide neckline on the back of the foot. This idea appealed greatly in the ballet world, and the fashion house became so popular that it opened its own workshop, right next to the Paris Opera. Ballet shoes look good with everything and always make you feel light, refined and dreamy. Brigitte Bardot understood this very well and paired this type of footwear with her every outfit: skirts, pants or dresses.