Lanvin Lanvin Women's Knitline Slingback Ballerina in Leather

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Lanvin Women's Knitline Slingback Ballerina in Leather

Name: Lanvin Women's Knitline Slingback Ballerina in Leather
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 3612456850923
Price: 1090.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Lanvin Women's Knitline Slingback Ballerina in Leather channels an air of effortless luxury—quietly directional, pared back, and undeniably French. Rendered in supple leather, the shoe’s silhouette has a graceful ease: it feels delicately precise, the curve of the slingback offering both structure and softness. With every detail tuned to subtle refinement, this ballerina nods to Lanvin’s couture heritage with a contemporary spin, gently balancing nostalgia and modernity. Understated yet deeply considered, it’s the kind of essential that sits at the intersection of Parisian polish and everyday indulgence.

The fit is a study in comfort that doesn’t compromise on style. The slingback strap cradles the heel for a stays-put feel—a quiet assurance with every step, whether you’re moving through city streets or gliding into a gallery opening. The leather molds gracefully to the foot, and the ballerina profile pairs seamlessly with everything from neat tailoring to loose denim, making transitions effortless throughout the rhythm of the day. Thin enough to slip under a wide-leg trouser, minimal enough for bare legs, the Knitline Ballerina quietly adapts to the pace you set without losing its sense of poise.

Lanvin’s take on the ballerina is never just about the shoe—it’s about channeling the house’s “le Chic Ultime”: an instinctive confidence, discretion, and savoir-faire that outlasts trends. If you know, you know—this is a flat that lives in the realm of quiet luxury, ready to style with languid knits, sharp mini dresses, or vintage-washed denim. The result is that elusive, nonchalant sophistication that’s become Lanvin’s signature for generations.

Materials / Fabrication

French couture house founded in Paris in 1889
Maison's couture heritage with extraordinary savoir-faire
Timeless, enduring style inspired by historic craftsmanship
Design innovation led by Artistic Director Peter Copping
Womenswear, menswear, and leather goods distinguished by peerless craftsmanship
Inventive vision inspired by Jeanne Lanvin’s concept of "le Chic Ultime"
Origin: Paris, France

Recommended Care

Please refer to specific product materials for precise care guidelines.
For couture pieces, professional dry cleaning is generally recommended.
Store garments in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Use garment bags or dust covers for delicate or leather items.
Avoid contact with water or harsh chemicals to preserve craftsmanship.

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