Let’s forget about Jennifer Lawrence’s somewhat unattractive leopard-print Isabel Marant moccasins for a moment and focus on the other fancy heels she wore in New York this week.
On Tuesday, the blond Hunger Games star stepped out in a pair of chain-detailed sandals and a leopard-print coat from Topshop (which you can buy here) to watch Bradley Cooper’s Broadway play, The Elephant Man. Jen wore black skinny pants and a V-neck sweater underneath the topper, and I must admit, she looked pretty chic in the combination.
Jennifer Lawrence steps out to watch the Bradley Cooper’s play, The Elephant Man, in Broadway on December 16, 2014
Earlier that day, the actress sported a totally different outfit of gray coat over black skinny pants and a pair of black foldover ankle boots. Jen unexpectedly spiced up the combination with a fringed purse. I can’t say I loved the extra accessory, but her boots were quite fierce.
Jennifer Lawrence runs errands in New York City while decked in a pair of fierce foldover boots, December 16, 2014
How do you like JLaw’s Tuesday-in-NYC style? Better yet, what do you think of her footwear choices?
I give her a thumbs up for both looks. The shoes she chose for the day are definitely fancy-worthy. The first pair is from Givenchy. They’re called the Mirtilla and they feature a t-strap silhouette decorated with chunky chain add-ons along the middle horizontal strap.
Givenchy Mirtilla Chain-Link T-Strap Sandals, $1195
As for the foldover boots Jennifer wore during the day, those are by Alaia. Besides the distinct foldover detail, they feature triangular grommets and a lace-up design along the outer sides. And in case you’re interested to grab the boots, they’re currently at 40% off.
Alaia Suede Foldover Ankle Boots, $1146 was $1910)
So which of Jen’s two looks do you like best. Better yet, which of the two shoe styles do you fancy? Are you a sandals person or a boots kind of gal? Can you see yourself wearing both? I think they’re quite versatile and can work with almost any outfit. Whichever you’re going to pick, I’m sure you won’t regret your choice.
