Rebel Wilson Keeps It Classic in White Pointy Shoes on ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’
The actress chatted about her life and upcoming projects.
Rebel Wilson appeared on “The Kelly Clarkson Show” on Tuesday in New York City fashioning an elegant pair of pointed-toe shoes.
In town to discuss her recently released autobiography, “Rebel Rising: A Memoir,” the actress conversed with host Kelly Clarkson about her life, career, romance and more as the two chatted and played games over the course of their 15-minute segment.
The “Pitch Perfect” star is known to prefer neutral sharp styles when it comes to formal occasions and has previously been spotted wearing shoes from Givenchy, Casadei,and Rupert Sanderson. When not sporting pumps for dressier events, Wilson still prefers the pointed-toe style as her footwear go-to. This past August, the star opted for a pair of black leather loafers from Gucci to attend the red carpet premiere of “Miss Saigon” at the Sydney Opera House. The shoes featured gold double G hardware on the toe box and a short block heel for a slightly elevated look.
About the shoes
Wilson’s shoes featured a sleek minimalistic style along with a pointed-toe design. Since the comedian is known for keeping it simple when it comes to her footwear choices, her shoes of choice did not include any additional embellishments or designs. The pumps were accompanied by a thin stiletto heel estimated to be a height of 3.5 inches. The silhouette was finished in a natural all-white color
About pointed-toe pumps
Pointed-toe pumps are a classic style that blends together elements of vintage and modern-day fashion. Regarded as a preferred shoe for red carpets and formal occasions, the popularity of the slim stiletto heel started re-emerging again in 2021. In 2024, the style started on an upward swing once, with stylists recommending pointed shoe styles to achieve simple and classic looks for SS24. Various designers including Jimmy Choo, Saint Laurent, Amina Muaddi and more offer pointed-toe models regularly as a part of their catalog.
