Ballyrina's origins date back to the 1940s, in support of the Swiss internal demand during World War II for ballet shoes. During that period Bally supplied ballet academies with real ballet point shoes that inspired the Creative Director Simone Bellotti and led him to propose contemporary styles of shoes.
The silhouette and unique logo recall the origin of this sophisticated and feminine creation.
The Bally archive continues to inspire pieces inside the collection. A style introduced in the Summer 24 Show, it is becoming an icon for Bally.
The silhouette and unique logo recall the origin of this sophisticated and feminine creation.
The Bally archive continues to inspire pieces inside the collection. A style introduced in the Summer 24 Show, it is becoming an icon for Bally.
The packaging has been designed to communicate the link between the Bally's expertise in shoe's crafts, and the brand commitments towards artistry, authenticity and excellence throughout the time. A gold rectangle frame the heritage ballyrina's logo from the 1940 and elegantly introduce the customer to a journey evoking the ballet world. A satin bag and silhouette fine line gold stickers complete the set.
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