Saoirse Ronan Dons Revamped Khatie Black Peep-Toe Pumps at ‘The Outrun’ Screening in Los Angeles
Amina Ayoud
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Saoirse Ronan attended a CAA screening of “The Outrun” held yesterday in Los Angeles.
The “Little Woman” star wore a pair of black heels with a twist. The footwear pick featured open square toes that modernized the otherwise basic pump silhouette. Glossy black leather uppers gave way to arched soles and 2 to 3-inch heels in a chunky style. Ronan’s pick resembles Khatie’s Cedar pumps which are available via Bergdorf Goodman. The shoe retails for $920.
Classic black pumps have a place in everyone’s wardrobe. The shoe is beloved by many for its versatility, lending itself well to just about every ensemble. Top footwear brands have taken the classic silhouette on, revamping it for a fresh new look to keep up with the ever-hungry shoe lovers of the world.
The American-Irish thespian was also outfitted in a red and blue plaid set reminiscent of the ’60s Mod craze. The look included a mock-neck long-sleeve top featuring pastel pink and white hues, while the skirt was dark red and white with hints of dark green. Said skirt featured a short slit up the front and white trim.
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The “Lady Bird” actress is a fan of good footwear. The star can often be seen in styles from top brands like Gianvito Rossi, Ferragamo, Roger Vivier, Chanel, Alexandre Birman, and Gucci. She often opts for quirky, playful silhouettes with sculpted heels and platforms and doesn’t shy away from bold hues. On the day-to-day, she’s been spotted in edgy Church’s brogues, Tory Burch loafers, velvety Malone Souliers ankle boots, and classic Converse Chuck Taylors.
“The Outrun” is a 2024 drama film directed by Nora Fingscheidt featuring the talents of Saoirse Ronan, Saskia Reeves, Paapa Essiedu and Lauren Lyle. The film follows Rona, a woman who attempts to come to terms with her troubled past. She returns to the wild beauty of Scotland’s Orkney Islands where she grew up, hoping to heal.
