By Doshka Harvey
With hot weather fast approaching, a definite must have among any woman's summer shoe collection should be a comfy, pretty and good pair of ballerina flats. On those days when you don't feel like sporting high heeled sandals, consider these five sassy ballerina flats that will keep you looking easy breezy, yet fashionable.
Talbots Suede 'Winny'
Dress up or dress down with this lovely suede skimmer from Talbots. With a beautiful rosette detail at the toe the 'Winny' will compliment any outfit. Retail price $99

Boden's Snake Print
Boden's snake print square toe flats will go perfect with skinny jeans or floral summer frocks. Wear them on casual no fuss days out. Retail price $118
Sam Edelman's 'Clive'
The studded embellishments on Sam Edelman's 'Clive' ballet flats make them standout along with their cutout detailing. Fun, flirty and chic! Retail price $135
The Foldable Ballerina Flats
There are many stylish foldable ballerina flats out there. These are shoes so compact; one can carry them in a small purse or pocketbook. Two of these to consider are:
FootzyRolls
When you've been in high heels all day and need to get home in comfort, Footzyrolls are the way to go. The soles are not only skid proof, but water proof as well. They come in an array of colors ranging from black, gold, silver and snake skins designs. Footzyrolls are so charmingly packaged that you even get a pouch to secure them in and a shoe bag to carry your heels. Retail price $25-$30
Sex and the City Foldable After Party Shoes
With the 'Sex and the City 2' movie premiering on May 27th, you too can be Carrie, Samantha, Miranda or Charlotte. Not literally, but pretend to be by wearing the cutesy foldable After Party Shoes honoring the characters of the original television show. There is a unique ballet flat for each lady. And, while we know the girlfriends thoroughly enjoy rocking stilettos around the city, these flats, on the other hand, are all about comfort. Retail price $64.99 at the HBO Shop in NYC.

Images from Talbots, Boden, Sam Edelman, Keri Levitt Communications, Ogan Dallal Assoc.