Brooke Shields' Punchy Pink Flats Are a Comfy Way to Get in on the Colorful Shoe Trend We're Seeing Everywhere

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Add a pop of color to your shoe rotation with these similar styles starting at $20

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Charles Sykes / Bravo

Brooke Shields knows how to commute in comfort.

The actress was recently seen arriving at Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen in New York City wearing a pair of bright pink Rothy’s pointed-toe flats, while carrying the silver heels she later swapped into. She wore both sets of shoes with a stunning silver metallic cocktail gown and, on her way in, a puffer jacket since it was a chilly day.

It’s pretty telling that she opted for the Rothy’s flats for walking around since the brand is known for its comfortable shoes, which were once worn by Meghan Markle. 

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MediaPunch / Bauer-Griffin / GC Images

Ballet flats are undoubtedly a spring staple, but Shields isn’t the only celeb upgrading to colorful shoes this season: Jennifer Garner and Joanna Gaines gave vibrant sneakers a spin, and Katie Holmes recently wore a pair of baby blue flats. When it comes to adding a pop of color to your footwear, there are no rules — so pick your favorite color and feel free to pair them with any and all of your spring outfits.

If you’re a fan of pink, like Shields, we found flats in a range of shades from Amazon, Vivaia, Nordstrom, and more starting at $20.

Pink Flats Inspired by Brooke Shields

Related: Jessica Alba’s Belt Bag for Biking Around Hawaii Was as Cute as It Was Handy — and Now We Want One, Too

Rothy’s The Point II in Dragon Fruit

<p>Rothy's</p>

Rothy's

Shields’ exact fuschia flats will instantly punch up any springtime outfit. They’re made from recycled plastic bottles, and they have a spacious toe box, added elastic, sculpted outsoles, and the brand’s patented insole. Reviewers are calling them “very comfortable” and a “nice everyday shoe,” and one person said: “I love that you can throw them in the washing machine.”

Deehuion Pointed-Toe Ballet Flats in Pink $32 (Save $3)

<p>Amazon</p>

Amazon

For those who travel often, these foldable flats can easily fit into your carry-on bag. They’re made of a super soft and comfortable knit fabric and have slip-resistant rubber soles. Shoppers say they require no breaking in and love that they’re stretchy and look more expensive than they really are. At the moment, the flats are on sale for $32 with an on-site coupon.

“They are comfortable, and I had someone mistake them for an expensive designer brand,” one person said. “The fit is great, and I could walk in these all day.”

Vivaia Pointed-Toe Flats in Melia, $79 (Save $18)

<p>Vivaia</p>

Vivaia

These pointed-toe flats will take you from the office to happy hour, and you can snag them for $18 off right now. The minimal style has a tiny heel that gives them a dressed up feel, and the soft microfiber fabric and durable leather sole make them good walking shoes. “I live in a walkable area and have worn these to run errands, and they’re as comfortable as tennis shoes,” one reviewer explained.

Now that spring is here, it’s time to upgrade your ballet flat collection, and Brooke Shields is inspiring us to do so with a punchy pink option. Keep scrolling to shop more styles for as little as $20.

Semwiss Round Toe Ballet Flats in Pink

<p>Amazon</p>

Amazon

Shoe Land Pointed-Toe Flats Knit Ballet Flats in Fuschia

<p>Amazon</p>

Amazon

Bison Spirit Pointed-Toe Ballet Flats in Pink, $28 with coupon

<p>Amazon</p>

Amazon

Journee Collection Jersey Knit Ballet Flats in Pink; $42 (Save 35%)

<p>Nordstrom Rack</p>

Nordstrom Rack

London Rag Selaris Fly Knit Slip on Ballerinas Flats in Pink, $27 (Save $12)

<p>Macy's</p>

Macy's

Vivaia Square-Toe V-Cut Flats Margot 2.0 in Pitaya

<p>Vivaia</p>

Vivaia

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