The devil may wear Prada, but Andrea Sachs rocks Vivaia.
Anne Hathaway stepped out yesterday in New York City for a press junket for her upcoming Christopher Nolan-directed film, “The Odyssey.”
The expecting star doubled up on red outfits, swapping her Ashlyn jumpsuit for a semi-sheer coordinating La Ligne pants ensemble — which her stylist, Erin Walsh, accessorized with Vivaia Emeline Kitten-Heel Sandals in the same cherry hue.
The footwear label has become one to wear among fashionable stars, with Katie Holmes, Selena Gomez, Julia Roberts and Pamela Anderson all opting for the eco-conscious, on-trend designs.
The Emeline sandals are made with a soft knit fabric, round toe and enhanced arch support, all fully made from recycled materials. They even have an herbal antimicrobial element that will help keep them fresh for a long time.
The kitten-heel sandal also comes in an almond shade, and has a near-perfect rating with shoppers who call them “sexy.” Yet, several reviewers say they also stay “so comfortable” for hours — a unicorn of a shoe if there ever was one.
If you’re looking to double-up on celeb-worn styles, the exact pair Pamela Anderson wore earlier this year for a photo shoot for her outdoor furniture collab with Olive Ateliers is still available as well.
“The Naked Gun” star wore the popular Margot style in a sheer floral fabric that is perfect for travel, as they’re machine-washable and easily foldable.
The Margot comes with or without a Mary Jane strap, and is available in so many colors — though the sheer embroidery option Anderson wore is a limited edition.
The style sold out nearly immediately after the actress wore it, but it’s back in stock now.
These two styles couldn’t be more versatile or summer-ready. Shop them while you can — because with the star sightings, they’re sure to fly off shelves.
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