Ciara Pairs Unique Sheer Dress With Architectural Embellished Pumps to Sit Front Row at Tory Burch's Fall-Winter 2025 NYFW Show
The 'Wassup' singer styled an eye-catching midi dress from the designer's Spring 2025 collection with architectural pumps from Burch's Fall 2024 offering. Her dress came in black and brown with white accents around the neckline and on the shoulders. It boasted a sheer skirt, as well as sheer detailing up top.
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The quirky pumps retail at $468 on the brand's website and also come in a burnt orange hue subbed 'Sienna Red.' The 'Goodies' hitmaker accessorized her look with a pair of black-rimmed glasses. Ciara joined other famous faces on the front row, including Amanda Seyfried, Jodie-Turner Smith, and Alexandra Daddario, as well as business mogul and Skechers star Martha Stewart.
As for Ciara's shoes, she reached for Tory Burch's popular Pierced pump in black leather. The chic style boasts a curvy 3.54-inch heel and a pointed toe topped with an 'aerodynamic,' two-tone metal ring meant to give the illusion of a toe ring.
Recently, Ciara partnered with Bebe on a fall 2024 collection. The capsule collection was comprised of over 150 pieces that included a wide variety of designs, from joggers to dresses, catsuits, coats, and more. The footwear styles consisted of stiletto ankle boots, strappy stiletto sandals, combat boots, and crystal-embellished slingback pumps. The 'Level Up' artist also founded her fashion brand, Lita by Ciara, in 2021. Ciara has been known to model looks from the brand on social media, as well as out and about.
In terms of her personal shoe taste, Ciara gravitates toward bold pumps and boots from brands like Bottega Veneta, Gianvito Rossi, and The Attico. As for sneakers, she's a fan of Nike's iconic Air Force 1s, trendy Nike Dunks, and Air Jordans. Last weekend, she wore bold red leather Flor de Maria boots at the EA Sports Madden Bowl in New Orleans. And earlier this month, she donned glossy black platform pumps, Le Silla's soaring Uma silhouette, at the Fifteen Percent Pledge Gala. The 'Goodies' hitmaker also showcased flamboyant shearling boots courtesy of Paris Texas at the December opening of the Skims flagship store in New York City.
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