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Beyonce has launched her latest foray into fashion. The global icon has revealed her latest partnership, and this time she’s working with Levi’s.
In her campaign, which contains multiple chapters, she recreates the company’s “Launderette” ad and supports their classic 501 style. For the images, the “Cowboy Carter” singer wore the 501 jeans, a white shirt, and a pair of denim boots.
Beyonce‘s campaign is titled “Reiimagine.” In it, she will reinterpret and reimagine various Levi’s ads. The original “Launderette” ad was release in 1985. Now Beyonce appears in it, walking into a laundromat and taking off her jeans before putting them in the dryer.
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To hone focus on denim, Beyonce wore a pair of Christian Louboutin denim Santiabooty boots. That style features a moderate heel of about three and a third inches. It features an upper that is both nappa leather and denim: the leather composes the toe and the ankle of the boot while the denim is the leg. On the denim, there is embroidery evoking the vibe of classic cowboy boots. There’s also a pointy metal stud on the pull-tab.
The sole comes in Louboutin’s signature red. The Christian Louboutin Santiabooty boots are available for $1,895.
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The boot comes from Louboutin’s fall 2024 collection, first presented in Paris earlier this year. That collection found inspiration in the American West. Some boots came in denim, others included ornate embroidery, and still others were inspired by the color of sunsets.
Beyonce has been a massive fan of cowboy boots as of late, being one of the leaders of the ongoing Western trend thanks to her foray into the country music world with her album “Cowboy Carter,” released earlier this year. She’s worn boots from Versace, Ferragamo and more recently.
