‘Coachella Queen’ Paris Hilton Dons Patent Leather Givenchy Shark Lock Biker Boots at Neon Carnival
Amina Ayoud
Assistant Digital Editor
“Coachella Queen” Paris Hilton attended the coveted festival’s Neon Carnival held yesterday in Coachella, Calif.
The reality TV alumni popped into a pair of comfortable and stylish Givenchy Shark Lock biker boots. Currently retailing for $1,750 via Mytheresa, the ankle-length silhouette features glossy patent leather uppers in black accompanied by rounded toes and non-slip rubber soles in a chunky style. The play on the designer brand’s iconic Shark Lock silhouette is more rugged while still keeping classic motifs like the fold-over shafts and silver lock adornments.
Zipper closures finish out the set. The biker style also comes in a non-patent finish with a more matte complexion. If black isn’t your thing, the style also comes in white, olive green and metallic silver and even denim. Some of the biker Shark Lock silhouettes even come with pocket detailing. Hilton’s pick married form with function, allowing her to traverse the festival grounds with ease.
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The “House of Wax” star went bold on the outfit front, mirroring the futuristic look of her boots in a black jumpsuit featuring cut-outs throughout. The garment was long-sleeved with a mock-neckline. Diamond-shaped cut-outs offered the look a risque quality. Hilton layered on a sparkling fringy shawl overtop in a pastel blue featuring tinsel trim that created textural interest. As for accessories, the businesswoman wore a grungy body chain with dangling star-shaped earrings and shield-esque black sunglasses.
Paris’ shoe wardrobe is wide-ranging. The heiress has worn a variety of pumps and sneakers by Amina Muaddi, Jimmy Choo and Giuseppe Zanotti over the years, frequently accented with sparkling crystals, bright colors and studs. The “Paris in Love” star’s footwear rotation also includes Alaia boots, Rothy’s flats and K-Swiss sneakers. Hilton continues to build an empire with 19 product lines, including shoes, clothes, handbags, jewelry, lingerie, dog clothes and makeup, as well as media projects.
