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Vivica Fox wore a pair of cutting-edge pointed-toe pumps on the red carpet for the New York screening of her newest film, “Not Another Church Movie,” at the Tribeca Screening Room on Tuesday night.
Styled by Ty Hunter, Fox joined several of her co-stars for the premiere, which releases on May 10. “Not Another Church Movie” is a spoof of Tyler Perry films, focusing on the character Taylor Pherry—a man given a mission from God to tell his family’s stories and inspire his community. However, unbeknownst to him, there’s some comical troubles that lie ahead in his journey. The movie was directed by Johnny Mack.
Fox is known for choosing elevated heels when it comes to her red carpet appearances. Earlier this month, she was spotted at the Atlanta mixer for “Not Another Church Movie” sporting a pair of 1970s-inspired glittery pink platform sandals. The silhouette featured a chunky heel with an estimated measured of 4-inches. Last year, the actress attended the premiere of “Creed” at the TCL Chinese Theatre wearing a similar towering pair of platform sandals that included a shiny, chunky outsole.
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About the shoes
Fox chose a shiny pair of pointed-toe pumps for the premiere. Crafted in a creamy white colorway, the shoes were constructed with leather and featured a silver embellishment near the toe box. A sharp knife-like stiletto heel rounded out the model with an estimated heel height of 4-inches.
Pointed-toe shoes have been a preferred choice for many celebrities as of late including Heidi Klum, Saweetie, Kelly Clarkson and more.
About pointed-toe shoes
Pointed-toe pumps are regarded as a preferred shoe for red carpets and formal occasions.Various designers including Chanel and Valentino offer pointed-toe models regularly as a part of their catalog. The popularity of the slim stiletto heel with an angular toe-box has started re-emerging again in the 2020s. In 2024, the style started on an upward swing with stylists recommending pointed shoe styles to achieve simple and classic looks for spring and summer.
