Gucci Sandals Take Jessica Chastain to New Heights With 5-Inch Heels at CNMI Sustainable Fashion Awards 2023
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Jessica Chastain took Gucci‘s newest collection from the runway to the red carpet for this year’s CNMI Sustainable Fashion Awards in Milan on Sunday.
Chastain arrived to the Awards alongside actor Jeremy Strong. For the occasion, the “Doll’s House” star slipped on a pair of Gucci’s “Angel” platform heels — a $1,100 style with smooth black leather uppers, complete with crossed toe straps and buckled ankle straps.
The open-toed set gained a sharp height boost from its thick quilted platform soles, as well as their thin, leather-covered heels — which totaled 5.3 inches in height.
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Chastain’s sky-high heels were worn beneath a pair of sharp pleated black trousers. However, they also earned a glamorous twist from the rest of her attire: a white sleeveless top with tiered silver, pink and green crystal-coated trim, as well as a glossy maroon leather iteration of the brand’s mini Jackie handbag.
Both hailed from new Gucci creative director Sabato de Sarno’s spring 2024 collection, which debuted in Milan Fashion Week on Friday.
The “Help” actress finished her outfit with a light-catching silver watch, as well as a gleaming chain bracelet and a large gold mariner link bracelet, for a dash of shiny flair.
Chastain’s shoe style is sleek and glamorous. The “Zero Dark Thirty” actress often wears pointed-toe pumps in a range of shades on the red carpet, hailing from brands including Christian Louboutin, Stuart Weitzman and Sergio Rossi. She’s also been seen in metallic-heeled sandals by Charlotte Olympia, Prada and Aquazzura over the years. Off-duty, Chastain’s rotation is decidedly more casual, including New Balance sneakers and low-heeled boots from brands including Chanel.
Milan Fashion Week officially kicks off on Sept. 19 and runs through Sept. 25. The spring 2024 season features a calendar of fashion shows and presentations from a range of brands, including Fendi, Tom Ford, Versace, Gucci and more.
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