Maren Morris Straps Into Wrapped Sandals for Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ Concert Film Premiere
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Maren Morris took slick heels to the red carpet for the premiere of Taylor Swift‘s “The Eras Tour” film.
While arriving in Los Angeles for the occasion on Wednesday, Morris posed in a pair of black sandals from Billini’s collaboration with Rozalia Russian. The “Rich” singer’s $90 Tie Up style featured an open-toed silhouette, complete with rounded soles and thin straps that wrapped around her ankles.
Though Morris’ heels couldn’t be seen, her glossy footwear was finished with 4-inch stilettos for a sharp height boost.
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Lace-up sandals — which the singer has worn across red carpets including the ACM Awards and iHeart Radio Music Festival — include a heeled silhouette with crossed wraparound ankle straps for added security, as seen in new styles from brands including The Row, Femme LA and Schutz.
Morris’ strappy heels brought a slick finish to her equally slick outfit: a black strapless minidress, which featured the same glossy patent texture. The high-shine set earned a gleaming edge from ridged silver metal post earrings, as well as layered rings and a jet-black manicure.
Morris often wears slick heels on the red carpet. The “My Church” singer’s footwear often includes heeled sandals in thong, ankle-wrapped and strappy silhouettes. When performing onstage, the singer also regularly wears an array of heeled over-the-knee, knee-high and ankle boots in a variety of colors and textures.
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