Pink Adds A Touch Punk To Her Wimbledon Whites With Black Leather Off-White Allen Key Ankle Boots
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Today, Pink put her best foot forward in sleek, edgy pointed-toe ankle boots to step out at Wimbledon in London.
Her designer Italian leather booties from Off-White feature silver metal detailing on the outer toe, along with a shiny four-inch stiletto heel shaped like an Allen wrench. The trendy boots offered a punk edge to Pink’s long white colored dress, which she belted and topped with tinted sunglasses.
Pink is a fan of bold, heeled ankle boots. On her current Summer Carnival Tour, she can be spotted dancing and doing her signature aerial acrobatics in a variety of sparkly, chunky platform boots.
Pointed-toe stiletto boots are a footwear classic, particularly during fall and winter, for their sleek, sultry and versatile design. Sculptural shapes are having a moment, with Loewe taking the trend to the extreme with heels inspired by everyday items such as makeup brushes, nail polish bottles and roses.
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Pink was among the celebrities in attendance at the famed Wimbledon Tennis Championship. She met and posed with Spanish tennis championship Carlos Alcaraz after his win.
Margot Robbie attended the same match with husband Tom Ackerley, alongside “Barbie” directors Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach, and Hugh Grant and wife Anna Elizabet Eberstein. Other games during the tournament have seen Dave Grohl, Rebel Wilson, Lena Dunham, among other celebrities in the stands. Wimbledon has been delayed due to rain, but the final matches will take place this weekend.
Pink is currently trekking through Europe for her Summer Carnival Tour. She recently had to cancel her concert in Bern, Switzerland due to illness, but has since returned to health and the stage. Her latest album is 2023’s “Trustfall,” her ninth.
