Get The Look: Selena Gomez’s Chic Shoe Style
Christian Allaire
Fashion Editor
Often seen wearing such brands as Louis Vuitton and Givenchy, Selena Gomez loves her some designer shoes. The singer has been recently spotted in a variety of styles both on and off the red carpet. Chic kitten heels? Check. Dramatic thigh-high boots? You bet.
In honor of Gomez’s killer style, we’re showing you how to get her look now. But be warned: Considering her expensive shoe taste, it’ll cost you.
Minimal White Sandals
Gomez was spotted in March wearing Jimmy Choo’s white leather Minny sandal — a style that can virtually be paired with anything (like a tracksuit, which Gomez wore it with). They retail for $740, and you can find them on Net-a-porter.
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Vampy Thigh-Highs
An open-toe thigh-high can be hard to pull off, but Gomez rocked this Givenchy style by pairing it with a denim miniskirt and lace-up shirt. The shoes retail for $1,315, and you can find them on Matchesfashion.com.
Rocker Booties
Louis Vuitton is one of Gomez’s most-worn brands. She wore these rock-chic slingback booties by the label to the 2015 InStyle awards. A similar version of the boots is available on Louis Vuitton’s website for $1,500.
Elegant Pointy Flats
Though she loves a sky-high heel, Gomez wears flats, too. We love the pointy d’Orsay style she wore last October, paired with a black dress and suede trench. A similar style by Vince is available for $295 on Nordstrom (a steal).
A Touch of PVC
Plastic detailing has been huge in the designer footwear market. Gianvito Rossi’s PVC pump, which she wore to the Los Angeles premiere of “Rudderless” in October 2014, is a tasteful take on the trend. It’s $745 on Net-a-porter.
Refined Kitten Heels
A tanned suede and kitten heel never goes out of style. Gomez paired Manolo Blahnik’s BB pump, which is $595, with a youthful colored trench and distressed jeans. Bonus points for the choker necklace.
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