Sydney Sweeney Straps on Miu Miu’s ‘It Girl’ Triple Buckle Shoes With Tall Socks at Fall 2025 Show In Paris
Sydney Sweeney was a Miu Miu girl at the brand’s latest show on Tuesday. The “Euphoria” actress attended the latest presentation for Miuccia Prada’s designs in Paris. For it, she was fully decked out in the brand.
Sweeney wore a black leather cropped jacket from the company with a matching black skirt featuring an elastic waist. Beneath the jacket she wore a brown knit cardigan and gray hot shorts. She also carried a small Miu Miu bag and wore tortoise shell shades.
For footwear, Sweeney wore the popular Miu Miu triple-buckle slingback heels. She paired them with the company’s knee-high socks — the socks are more more leg warmer than sock, as they only cover half the foot but go up the leg to the bottom of the knee. Socks with heels are often seen as a polarizing styling technique. In October though, open-toe socks went viral at the Miu Miu Spring 2025 show in a much smaller variation paired with sides.
The sandals in question are a pair of slingback styles from Miu Miu. They feature a pointed toe and are created of a glossy, black patent leather. In addition the vamp is angular, featuring straight lines. The shoe is typified by its asymmetrical three strap design, with each strap sporting a gold buckle. In addition, there is the slingback strap on the back.
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The company sells this high heeled version, with its stiletto of just over four inches, for $1,420.
Sweeney is by far not the first celeb to sport the style. On the contrary: the kitten heel version of the shoe was the “hottest” shoe of 2023’s fourth quarter according to the Lyst index. In addition, names like Gigi Hadid, Zaya Wade, Emily Ratajkowski, Nicky Hilton and Addison Rae have all sported the heel. Hadid notably wore the shoe to the “Deadpool & Wolverine” premiere in the summer of 2024.
Hadid rewore the silhouette in December when she was debuting her own edit of Miu Miu styles at an event in Miami. For that event, she chose the kitten heel.
