Ashley Graham Wears Maison Margiela’s Signature Tabi Ballet Flats in Metallic Silver to 2024 US Open
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Ashley Graham matched the blue carpet as she attended the 2024 US Open in New York City on Saturday.
Arriving to the Women’s Single Finals, the Sports Illustrated model wore a collared royal blue top that featured a jersey-like design with “21” at the center of the torso and white lining that ran down the 3/4 sleeves and around the v-neckline. The piece differentiated itself from the usual sporty shirt with a fitted silhouette that was composed of a ribbed material.
She paired the top with a black denim skirt with an asymmetrical hemline and a thigh-high slit. The model accessorized the look with a blue topaz neckline and a white leather shoulder bag.
To complete the look, Graham slipped into a pair of silver Maison Margiela Tabi flats. The metallic silhouette was composed of a cracked leather and a split-toe inspired by 15th century Japanese socks. The set was completed by a dainty bow at the top of the vamp. The ballet flats currently retail for $990.
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The model has a versatile footwear collection ranging from sleek to sporty styles. For formal occasions, Graham often wears strappy sandals or pointed-toe pumps in vibrant tones and textured patterns. Her shoe closet is filled with styles from luxury labels like Christian Louboutin, Bottega Veneta and Gianvito Rossi. When off-duty, the model often gravitates toward sturdy sneakers from brands like Vans, Adidas and Air Jordan.
The US Open is an annual tennis tournament, held in New York City at the end of the summer season. The 2024 event ran from Aug. 19 until Sept. 9, with a range of parties held throughout from brands including On Running. The occasion also draws numerous celebrity guests, including Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce and Bad Bunny.
