Sabrina Elba turned heads in a pair of sleek black boots while attending the Schiaparelli fall 2024 couture show at Paris Fashion Week on Monday.
Made with patent leather, the boots were accentuated by an angular pointed-toe construction, which itself featured a gold accent displayed on the tip. The glossy silhouette was rounded out by a curved heel measuring between 2-to-3 inches in height, and served as a compliment to the rest of her eye-catching outfit. For the event, Elba showcased a black velvet jacket and loose-fitting trousers. Styling her hair in a short cut with bangs, she kept her makeup neutral.
Elba has been spotted in a number of noteworthy footwear looks over the past several weeks. For Naomi Campbell‘s A Midsummer Night event at NYX Mayfair in London last Thursday, which was a first-of-its-kind one-woman exhibit at the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), the personality opted for a simple pair of black flat sandals.
The black shoes featured braided straps that comprised the upper, with one strap securing the big toe and another wrapping the middle part of the foot. The silhouette included straps around the back portion of the foot as well. She was also seen last week at the Fashion Trust Arabia dinner at Claridge’s Hotel wearing Christian Louboutin Hot Chick slingback pumps. The pointed style was crafted with a smooth leather upper and notched ankle straps, designed in a smooth beige color and rounded out by a slender pump that likely measured between 4-to-5 inches based on Elba’s preference for wearing elevated footwear.
The model was also seen last week sitting front row at Bianca Saunders’ spring 2025 menswear show for Paris Fashion Week in a pair of Christian Louboutin’s 55MM Hibaq leather sandals that featured thin braided straps that wrapped around her big toe, glossy leather uppers, 2.1-inch stiletto heels, bright red bottoms and adjustable silver buckle closures.
The summer Paris Fashion Week shows are an annual event showcasing the biggest designers in fashion as they display their upcoming collections.
