Kesha brought forth two dynamic footwear looks while attending the Glamour Women Of The Year Award in Berlin, Germany on Tuesday night, bringing a bit of chaotic vibe to the red carpet.
First up was a pair of pointed toe pumps in black, one of which had an iPhone attached to it. The pumps were crafted with patent leather and characterized by an extended triangular upper. Doused in an all-black color that matched her dress, the pumps fell within the 4-to-5 inches height range. As if a cellphone shoe wasn’t enough to cause a stir, Kesha changed into a more risqué heel right on the red carpet.
Midway through her red carpet appearance, the “Tik Tok” singer swapped the pumps for stilettos. Kesha wore the “Spiked Dick Heel Sandal” from Namilla, which were dramatized by a triangular upper in the front region of the shoe that extended past her toes. Diagonal straps with chrome spikes were also present in the upper, with a thick, black studded ankle strap complete with spikes locking her feet in place. Crafted with soft vegan leather material, the back of the silhouette was completed with a rounded penis-shaped heel estimating between 4-to-5 inches in height. The shoe retails for $160.
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As for her outfit, the artist revamped her infamous “trash bag” minidress look from the 2010 Video Music Awards, this time around wearing a strapless corset top and a matching skirt that featured thigh-slits on both sides. Styling her long blonde hair in a free flowing middle-part do, her vampy makeup matched the overall vibe of her gothic outfit.
Kesha is known for bringing interesting footwear looks to her performances and appearances. For the Outloud Festival 2024 held in Los Angeles this summer, she performed in a pair of booties that featured high-shine uppers accompanied by thick non-slip tread, pointed toes and height-boosting block heels, while also offering an edgy BDSM-inspired twist that coincided with the gothic meets religious themes featured in her performance.
Kesha is known to be a huge fan of footwear that meets the mark of being grunge in-terms of their design and overall style.
