Lily Collins Exudes Opulence in Manolo Blahnik Chaos Sandals at ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ Musical in London
Amina Ayoud
Assistant Digital Editor
Lily Collins attended the opening for the musical rendition of the film “The Devil Wears Prada” held at the Dominion Theatre in London yesterday.
For the red carpet event, Collins opted for a pair of beige sandal heels, courtesy of Manolo Blahnik. The brand’s Chaos silhouette, retailing for $775, includes beige patent leather uppers and a strappy construction complete with adjustable buckle closures in gold and almond-shaped open toes. The footwear giant’s logo can be found fixed to the shoe’s insole. 4.1-inch stiletto heels round out the set, offering the thespian a substantial boost.
Thanks to their neutral colorway, Collins’ shoe pick acted to elongate her silhouette, creating the illusion of both length and height. If beige isn’t your cup of tea, Manolo Blahnik’s Chaos sandal also comes in neutral black and metallic gold and silver. Similar silhouettes to Collins’ red carpet pick can be shopped from brands like Jimmy Choo, Aquazzura, Tom Ford, Gianvito Rossi, Saint Laurent and Paris Texas, among a slew of others.
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On the outfit front, the “Mirror Mirror” actress donned a floor-length sparkling silver gown. The form-fitted garment sat off-the-shoulder and featured a structured bodice that gave way to a daring slit up the side. Mirroring the shine of her dress, Collins wore silver and diamond-encrusted Cartier pieces. The actress’ look screamed opulence thanks in part to the high-shine elements and sleek footwear.
The “To the Bone” star often hits the red carpet in platform heels, boots and pointed-toe pumps, hailing from top brands including Valentino, Celine and Christian Louboutin. Her off-duty looks typically incorporate sharp comfortable shoes, ranging from Gucci loafers to Birdies slippers. She’s also been spotted in Nike, Lacoste and Sorel sneakers, as well. In turn, both her eye-catching footwear and clothing preferences have cemented the star as a style icon.
