The "strangest trend in men's shoes" has emerged this year – ballet slippers. According to The Wall Street Journal, fashion designers, celebrities and notable trendsetters have been spotted ...

“In the past men wore heels, and low-cut shoes are worn by men in various artistic disciplines such as ballet," Hereu co-founders Jose Luis Bartolomé and Albert Escribano told GQ via ...

has remained loyal to one ballet shoe maker – Sansha, the pioneer of the glove-like split-sole slipper – for the past 14 years. “It’s like a musician and their instrument,” he says.

Ballet practitioners know this conundrum all too well, as most ballet slippers are made from leather. Thankfully, the market for leather alternatives has been evolving over the years, forming ...

I was intrigued. The idea of a men’s ballet flat scared me, though. Not because they’re a bold statement: Those flat, rounded-toe shoes are discreet enough, and they look pretty elegant.

Other brands are incorporating the influence of ballet shoes into silhouettes in more ... Since 1957, GQ has inspired men to look sharper and live smarter with its unparalleled coverage of style ...