Lauf Oletta Pearl Motif Ballet

Beautiful Pumps designed for those who want to wear heels but experience foot pain. Perfect for glamorous occasions such as weddings and ceremonies.

These pointed Pumps with beautiful side cutting are ideal for those who want to make their feet look beautiful even with low heels. Recommended for special occasions like weddings and entrance or graduation ceremonies.
The fluffy lining is made from a single piece without seams, gently wrapping your feet, making it a recommended model for those suffering from bunions or hallux valgus.
The large pearl and jeweled stones on the ribbon tip create a cute, mature feet look.

【POINT】
・Delicate glitter material is recommended for occasion styles
・Pearls and jeweled stones add a subtle, elegant sparkle
・The lining is a seamless single piece, gently wrapping your feet
・Silhouette that makes your feet look beautiful even with low heels
・【HUMOFIT®】Insole that changes shape according to foot condition for semi-order comfort
・Available in different materials, LRH101 and round toe type LRH102

【Staff Wearing Comments】
≪Staff K 163cm≫
Usually wears size: 24.0cm, foot width: slightly wide, instep: thin
Concerns: Arch collapse and flat feet cause fatigue. Wide width due to bunions.
Long toes and pain after long wear are concerns.
Size chosen for these shoes: 24.0cm
Comfort: I was worried because the toe area looks narrow, but the fluffy lining prevented foot pain even after long wear.
The pearl on the ribbon is subtle and easy for adults to use, and very cute. I will choose my usual size.

【 HUMOFIT® Insole Model 】
① Shape Memory
Concerns about differences in foot shape between left and right, and swelling that varies from morning to evening. The insole flexibly adapts to your foot condition and shapes itself through shape memory, creating a perfect fit just for you.
② Pressure Distribution
By combining the standard PORON sheet with low-rebound cushioning, pressure distribution is improved. It absorbs landing shocks and reduces pain and fatigue caused by arch collapse during walking.