Blake Lively attended the NY Food and Wine Festival held over the weekend in New York.
The “Gossip Girl” star flew solo for her day at the festival, clad in a pair of fall-ready Christian Louboutin Ronfifi Supra thigh-high booties. The star’s footwear pick was knee-high and featured lush forest green leather uppers that perfectly matched the vibe of the season.
Almond-shaped toes transitioned into intricate laces in a lighter contrasting green situated up the facade, threaded through ornate gold fixtures. A pair of 4.25-inch stiletto heels and blood-red soles rounded out the set, making the style instantly recognizable.
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Although Lively’s style was in a green colorway, the Ronfifi Supra is seemingly only available these days in black leather. For those looking to channel the actress’ festival look, the designer footwear is available via a slew of websites second-hand like Fashionphile, eBay and The Luxury Closet. Given the unique colorway and Lively’s friendship with the brand, it’s likely the silhouette is custom.
Going monochrome, the “Green Lantern” actress donned a lengthy chartreuse cardigan in a slouchy style, layered overtop a halter style lace maxi dress in the same hue. Slung over her shoulder, the thespian toted a Chanel calfskin Canebiers medium net flap bag in a dark gold hue.
The designer bag featured a chain strap and double “C” gold hardware, making the style instantly recognizable. Additionally, Lively sported an array of maximalist jewelry in matching bronzy and gold hues.
Lively has been a longtime fixture in the fashion scene and enjoys close friendships with designers like Christian Louboutin. During the press run for her film “It Ends With Us,” she wore various pairs of red bottoms from the designer, including a pair of Emilie sandals and Sova Broda sandals.
The “A Simple Favor” actress previously served as the face of L’Oreal and Gucci’s Gucci Premiere perfume, as well as Chanel’s Mademoiselle handbag line, in the early 2010s. She’s also a front-row regular at Fashion Month, appearing at shows for brands like Michael Kors, Gucci and Dior, among others.
