MOLLY-Mae Hague has shown off her luxurious £510 designer sandals after taking a glamorous break in Paris this week.
The former Love Island star took to her Instagram stories to reveal the black shoes – which she bought for herself in the airport.
Molly-Mae, 23, has been spending time in Paris this week as she took a break without her beau Tommy Fury in the French capital.
She has been busy celebrating the launch of her latest clothing collection with PrettyLittleThing, and shooting fashion photos.
On Thursday morning, she revealed she was heading back home as she took to the airport – but not before buying herself a present.
Molly-Mae revealed she had bought a pair of £510 sandals from Hermes, which she photographed in their box.
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“Can’t believe I managed to get these at the airport,” she wrote over the snap posted to her Instagram fans.
It comes after Molly-Mae was seen posing in a cut-out leotard as she released her latest edit with PrettyLittleThing.
She gushed over her latest line of her signature favourites of blazers, bodysuits and cargo pants designed for the autumn/winter season.
She told fans: “I’m so excited for my next collection with PrettyLittleThing, I can’t wait to show you guys what myself and the team have been working on over the last few months.
“This collection is made for all women which is super important to me.
“The pieces are wearable and transitional meaning they’ll, seamlessly pull your wardrobe together to create so many amazing looks.
“My main priority is to make sure everyone feels confident and powerful in my collection. Can’t wait for you guys to see it!”
Recently, Molly gave fans a tour of her walk-in wardrobe filled with more than £64K of designer goods.
She took to her YouTube channel to show off the finished walk-in wardrobe space in her new £3.5million home.
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She gave her fans a sneak peek at the contents of her spacious wardrobe, including shelves of shoes and bags.
The reality TV star turned influencer revealed the stacks of designer goods – that cost more than £60,000 in total – as well as tens-of-thousands of pounds worth of clothes.
