Quinta Brunson Pops in Cobalt Blue Suede Pumps at WWD Style Awards 2025
Amina Ayoud
Assistant Digital Editor
Quinta Brunson attended the 2025 WWD Style Awards held yesterday in Los Angeles.
The “Big Mouth” star graced the star-studded event in a pair of blue suede pumps. The thespian’s pick featured a simple construction including triangular pointed toes, arched soles and what appeared to be 3 to 4-inch stiletto heels.
However, the textural and ultra-shiny suede uppers in a striking cobalt blue set the style apart from classic pumps, further modernizing the silhouette. Suede styles have become exceedingly popular over the years, especially during the fall and winter seasons. The fabric is cushy and warm, perfect for the colder months.
For those looking to shop Brunson’s true blue shoe moment, brands like Nine West, Gianvito Rossi, Manolo Blahnik, Emmy London and Jimmy Choo all feature comparable styles in a slew of blue hues, sizes, prices and compositions. The addition of the bright blue style created a cohesive look, mirroring the blue tones featured in her ensemble.
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The “Abbott Elementary” actress went for a monochrome moment in a bright blue cocktail dress. The piece looked to be from Carolina Herrera and featured a strapless bodice and a silk composition. Brunson’s dress was styled with a belt around the waist, creating dimension. The dress also included pockets.
Brunson’s shoe styles include metallic and colorful hues. These footwear picks often match her outfits. On the red carpet, the writer can be seen in stiletto-heeled sandals, high-shine platforms and sharp pointed-toe pumps from top brands including Gucci, Giuseppe Zanotti, Stuart Weitzman and Le Silla.
Women’s Wear Daily honored the fashion and beauty tastemakers, muses and legends whose creativity, craft and style create magic on the red carpet at the inaugural WWD Style Awards presented Friday in Los Angeles. Honorees included Tracee Ellis Ross, Anna Sawai, Wes Gordon, Kate Young, Chris Appleton, Pati Dubroff, Iván Pol and Jamie Taylor.
