Customer Reviews Lucky Brand Emmie

I ordered these in Red and love the look and fit (I found them true to size). I am disappointed, however, to find that the lining is synthetic, NOT leather as stated in the product description. That was one of the big reasons I chose them. The printed size/material/country of origin printed inside (it's near the front of the shoe) clearly states the lining is man-made.

Still breaking in these flats. I own the red color as well and the leather seemed a bit softer on those. Very cute and hopefully soon to be more comfortable.

The style is fantastic; however, that tiny round heel is a deal breaker. Bummer! The shoe fits true to size.

These are adorable shoes. They have absolutely no cushioning in the sole whatsoever, so I had to downgrade the comfort score (Lucky, make a shoe like this with some support, and you will be in the money). Also, I found these tend to run small, so I ordered a full size up from my normal 10, and all was well. The leather upper is very soft, and the styling is very cute. Also, red flats! Now, if the manufacturer put some cushioning in there, this would be the perfect shoe.

They take a while to break in, and I bought them a little small, but I LOVE these shoes!

Cute shoes, true to size. However, the back elastic part is really tight on your achilles tendon :o(

I have this shoe in a different color and like them. Emmie doesn't offer much in the way of arch support, but they're still a comfy, inexpensive basic ballet flat! I wanted a more "nude" shoe, so I ordered the Tuscany. Boy, did this color suck. It's much darker than camel or nude. It's more reddish than pink and way too dark for my fair skin. I'm returning it.

Cute, basic ballet flat. I bought basic black. They smell and feel like pretty good leather. I usually wear a 6.5 or a 7; I went with the 6.5 here, and it fits, but I wish I had gone with the 7 so I could stick an insert in. There's not much between your foot and the ground. But the little bit of stretch in the fit is nice, as it took all of about an hour to break them in.

These shoes are so cute and comfy, and the color is a perfect Fall red. They are comfortable in the fit; however, because of the lack of arch support, these shoes aren't practical for a lot of walking on the street like I wish they were.

I love these but there's just not enough support for me. I do a lot of walking during the day, and these are about as flat, if not a little flatter than my flip flops. Sad to say, they're going back.

I needed a new pair of flats and bought a pair by Vera Wang Lavendar, Michael Kors and these (Lucky). The soft leather on the Lucky pair fit my foot the best. The sole is rather thin, but if you buy a half size up you can put an insert in and solve that issue. It is really hard for me to find flats that work for my feet so I am glad I came across and tried these.

The heels are a bit odd but don't bother me at all once I've got them on for a couple of minutes. I wore them all day right after I got them. Very cute, well made, and dress up or down.

I'm still unsure about this shoe. It's a very cute ballet flat, but it's not the most comfortable shoe in the world. I don't mind the lack of arch support like others have mentioned because I don't expect that in a ballet flat. So far my issue is with the back of the shoe rubbing my heel, but it could just be that I have not given them enough time to break in yet. My biggest issue is with the color. I have Sweet Autumn and, as someone else wrote, the color depends on the lighting. Sometimes it's the perfect light-flesh color and other times it's an icky pink color. I'm wondering if I should have gone with the Tuscany color, instead, for more of a camel-colored nude? As far as sizing, I typically wear an 8 or 8 1/2, but I buy ballet flats in a 9 because they tend to run small and tight. I bought a 9 in these and they fit fine. They have some extra room and gap some at the sides, but they don't slip off at all and my feet don't feel squeezed or restricted as can happen with ballet flats. I would not want them any smaller.

These are super comfy & super cute. Perfect for throwing in an overnight bag for a weekend getaway.

I love the look and feel of the shoes. The red is beautiful, as is the leather. However, they do dig in to the back of my heel. I'm not sure yet if I'm keeping them or if they'll go back.

I have a love and hate relationship with these flats. As some have mentioned before, it fits perfect with a half size bigger than your original size, they're very comfortable and it looks really cute. With that being said I have two qualms about these flats. 1, your feet cannot breathe. The material in these flats leave you with sweaty feet sorry to say. 2, the material inside the shoe is so soft and thin that by two weeks time, there was already a hole through the inside lining right where both my big toes kept rubbing against the shoe. With that said I still ended up buying another pair because I loved the style and how well it went wig everything I wore. I guess I'll just have to get the flats patched up at the dry cleaners.

These are cute shoes! They are comfortable as well. The price is reasonable, too.

This shoe is a perfect dupe of the Tory Burch Eddie for about 1/3 the price. No one will know that this is an imitation unless you tell them. For me it fits really well (I normally wear a 9.5, ordered a 9.5, no problems). Since the whole point of these shoes is the very soft leather, it's painful to bring home the Torys knowing they are going to take a beating when you wear them on the street. This is a much saner price for a shoe that looks exactly the same. (I bought the nude color, which I believe is called "Sweet Autumn" in the Emmie.) It doesn't feel exactly the same on the inside. I think the insole is synthetic and it does make your feet hot. Also, the Eddie has cushy padding underfoot and the Emmie seems to have less of that. Still, if what you are after is a comfy flat that perfectly recreates the pretty simplicity of the Eddie at a lower price, this is your shoe. I plan to buy a few more pairs in different colors.

I love these shoes, they are exactly what I was looking for! One warning though, the back heal did cut into my foot. I wore them around the house with band aids for a week or so until they stretched. Now they are fine.

I see why so many ballerina slippers have decoration on the toe. It may hide the shape of the toe under the tip. This shoe is comfortable, though, and durable. It's not particularly dressy though so I often commute in them to work and slip on something more substantial once I get there. These are great for jeans so long as they aren't too long. Over all a great value and I use them often. I bought a half size larger than normal bc of other reviews and they fit perfectly.

They're cute, the color is nice and matches a ton of things. Not extremely comfortable because there isn't much cushion in the bottom, but true to size and not bad as far as flats go. Didn't rub at all on the back or sides. I'm keeping them and they serve my needs!

I think this shoe looks of pretty good quality considering its price and peer shoes. I usually wear an 8.5-9 size and I'm reordering this in a 7.5 for a more snug fit. Maybe it's because these ballet flats accommodate a wider foot well.

Finally, a basic flat that does not give me blisters! I love that they're soft at the back so they do not rub on my heel. Only problem is that is has that weird elastic back which pushes your foot forward so I had to go with a half size up to compensate. There ends up being extra room in the bottom of the heel which is odd but a trade off for comfort I guess. I knocked a star off because there is zero support so I had to buy a cheap insert which made a huge difference. But why not just add some extra padding in the shoe? Overall I'm happy with them.

Best ballet flat in this color and I have tried (and tried them all on and even bought and returned a pair). It is very cute and reminds me of a dressy slipper. Not really a "walk around the city" shoe, but very comfortable for errands and dinner dates. Looks great with jeans! If you are looking for a more comfortable ballet flat I would try Soft Soles by Kenneth Cole.

Slightly smaller than thought, so watch those toes. Feels broken in, but in a good way and comfy.