Two women in business attire walking down a sidewalk with a handbag

The story of loafers dates back to the 1920s, when it was still known as "penny loafers." The name originated from the low-heeled ballet flats created by Rose Repetto for the dancers of the Paris Opera in 1956. Later, these delicate and comfortable shoes were appreciated and appeared in the Hollywood movie Roman Holiday, worn by Audrey Hepburn. In the film, her hair is draped over her shoulders and she wears a short skirt with cuffed loafers, creating a classic combination that leads to a casual, light and elegant style. This made loafers quickly popular in the fashion industry as a symbol of fashion. Top: White tulle long-sleeved shirt Bottoms: Black high-waisted wide-leg trousers Shoes: Black loafers

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