Demi Moore Sits Front Row at Fendi’s Spring 2024 LFW Show in Gold Chain Strappy Sandals
Demi Moore brought a bright look to her latest runway show. The “Ghost” actress sat front row at Fendi’s spring 2024 show, presented at Milan Fashion Week on Wednesday.
Moore joined many other familiar faces like Naomi Campbell, Amber Valletta, Cara Delevingne and more at the show. She slipped into a pair of strappy sandals from Fendi. Her heels featured a thin black leather strap across the toes with a gold chain around the ankles for extra support. The shoes were complete with a thin stiletto heel that reached at least 4 inches.
The actress paired the shoes with a matching set, also from Fendi. She wore a bright orange sleeveless mock neck top with a matching midi skirt. Each of the pieces were made of a ribbed material. She added a long light blue coat over the set. Moore carried a black top handle bag, and she accessorized further with drop earrings and a cuff bracelet.
When it comes to her formal shoe style, Moore opts for sleek and versatile pairs on the red carpet. The MTV Movie Award-winning actress‘ go-to styles are pointed and peep-toe pumps and strappy sandals, often hailing from brands like Christian Louboutin, Brian Atwood and Jimmy Choo. When off-duty, Moore can be seen in Nike, New Balance and Converse sneakers. The actress has recently become a larger fashion fixture, appearing on runways and in front rows for Dior, Fendi and Versace. She’s also appeared in campaigns for Andie Swim, Ann Taylor and more brands over the years.
MFW officially kicked off on Sept. 19 and runs through Sept. 25. The spring 2024 season will see a calendar of fashion shows and presentations from a range of brands, including Fendi, Tom Ford, Versace, Gucci and more. The occasion will also include numerous parties and activations from brands like Calzedonia and Harper’s Bazaar Italia.
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