
From Pilates in L.A. to Meetings in Paris, Kendall Jenner Can't Stop Wearing These Classic Designer Flats
It might surprise some, but Kendall Jenner is quite consistent with her wardrobe choices. While she's recognized for her aspirational, elegant, model-off-duty style, she tends to stick to her favorite pieces. She has been seen many times carrying her The Row Henri and Lilou bags. She also favors Flore Flore tees and ALO leggings. Recently, however, one item has clearly become her favorite: The Row Stella Ballet Flats.
These sleek ballerinas feature a low-profile, slip-on design. On the brand's site, they're called a "slipper"—and it makes sense. They're crafted from smooth nappa leather, which provides a flexible and comfortable fit, much like wearing a cozy indoor slipper. The oval toe design, center front seam, and V-cut vamp add a timeless yet modern touch that effortlessly enhances any outfit with sophistication.

On Kendall Jenner: Alo Yoga Snuggle Up Sweater Cropped Cardigan ($160), Softsculpt High-Waist Leggings ($134), Softsculpt Precision Bra($78); The Row Stella Ballet Flats ($920);
The most notable part is that Jenner wears these everywhere (no exaggeration), proving their versatility. In the past two months, she has been spotted wearing them with a pencil skirt for meetings in Paris, jeans when hanging out with friends in NYC, and even with leggings for Pilates in L.A.

On Kendall Jenner: The Row Stella Ballet Flats ($920), coat, pants; St. Agni Transparent Silk Cami Top ($495), Transparent Skirt ($405)
What makes the shoes even more interesting is that she isn't the only fashion person who owns them. Style icon Jennifer Lawrence also has a pair, often seen wearing them, though not as frequently, in the brown colorway, paired with a slip skirt or straight-leg jeans. I've even spotted content creator Arielle Charnas in a pair yesterday, wearing them with black jeans and a suede jacket for her children's school drop-off. If repeated sightings and endorsements from fashion insiders aren't enough to convince you, I'm not sure what will.
Keep scrolling to see the classic designer shoes for yourself, as well as other chic flats I'm currently eyeing.
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