Beyoncé graced the Super Vinyl USA store in Los Angeles with her glowing presence in a Chloé Fall 2024 runway look starring thigh-high heeled boots. The smooth black leather boots featured a tapered toe, some scrunching around the ankle, and an approximately three-inch heel. Shiona Turini, who selected her iconic looks on the Renaissance World Tour, also styled her on Saturday.
Queen Bey wore the from-ranch-the-runway look at Super Vinyl to sign copies of Cowboy Carter records for fans to purchase, which sold out. The front windows of the store were decked out her likeness —from Cowboy Carter cover — which she also signed. Super Vinyl announced that they will restock the no. 1 hit album, albeit unsigned, on Wednesday.
Beyoncé has been a boot girl lately, donning a wide variety of Western-inspired boots to promote her new country-leaning album, Cowboy Carter. To accept her Innovator Award at the iHeart Radio Music Awards 2024 on April 1, she opted for gold-buckled Versace Tribute Medallion stiletto boots. Since Beyoncé dropped Cowboy Carter on March 29, the cowboy aesthetic has been trending and western-style boot sales have risen over 20 percent. The album cover, photographed by Blair Caldwell, features a patriotic Beyoncé sidesaddle on a white horse with in Paloma Mid-Calf white stiletto boots from Paris Texas.
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Beyoncé’s Shoe Style
The incomparable pop star is noted for head-turning, often glitzy high fashion looks on the red carpet and main stage with designer heels to match. Her red carpet outfits often utilize color, volume and crystal embellishments, often highlighting the work of Black designers. During the Renaissance World Tour in 2023, the fashion icon brought 41 pairs of custom Jimmy Choos to pair with the shimmering designer costumes she rotated every night.
Throughout her career, Beyoncé has had many style ventures, from her House of Dereon line with her mother in the ’00s to her own Ivy Park line, which launched in 2015. In 2020, Beyoncé launched her Ivy Park x Adidas collection, which includes footwear and has capitalized on the athleisure trend. She’s also collaborated with Balmain, Topshop, Tiffany & Co. and more.
About Chloé
Chloé was founded by the pioneering Egyptian-French designer Gaby Aghion in Paris in 1952. She wanted to bring fun, actually wearable ready-to-wear luxury fashion to women, a new concept at the time. In 2002, under the helm of fashion maven Phoebe Philo, the beloved French brand expanded into shoes, handbags and other leather goods. Prior to Philo, Karl Lagerfeld and Stella McCartney each spent time running Chloé. Under McCartney, the brand became vegan, skipping leather and fur for faux versions. Chemena Kamali is the current Creative Director of Chloé keeping Aghion’s vision of free-spirited feminine fashion alive.
