A variation on Chanel’s iconic ballet flat, this pair combines navy leather with glossy black patent cap toes, tonal interlocking CCs, grosgrain trim, and delicate bows. Navy blue is a favorite of Joanna’s, making this understated pair particularly at home in her wardrobe. The deep navy-and-black palette offers a subtle twist on one of the house’s most enduring designs.

Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel introduced her famous two-tone shoe in 1957, using a contrasting toe to visually shorten the foot while the lighter body elongated the leg. The ballet-flat interpretation became an enduring Chanel signature, particularly under Karl Lagerfeld, appearing season after season in new combinations of leather, patent, tweed, and color. The cap toe, bow, and interlocking CC seen here have since become instantly recognizable house codes.