Nicole Scherzinger Pairs Monochromatic Look With Trendy White Pumps for ‘Sunset Blvd.’ Broadway Premiere Week
Nicole Scherzinger effortlessly sported a pair of pointed-pump shoes on Friday afternoon while walking around New York City.
Currently performing on Broadway with the Sunset Boulevard Musical, the singer enjoyed a break from the show for which she is getting rave reviews, and walked around the city in a pair of white pointed-toe pumps. The shoes were most likely from Gianvito Rossi and were constructed with patent leather material and emphasized by their sharp, triangular design. Rounding out the silhouette was a stiletto heel estimated to be in-between 4-to-5 inches in height, which is typical of the heels Sherzinger wears both on and off the stage.
As for her outfit, the actress opted for a cut out blue tank with matching palazzo pants that included pleats on the sides. Accessorizing her ensemble with a pair of black sunglasses, she let her long dark locks fall in a middle part style.
Pointed-toe pumps are one of fall’s most designated shoe styles, and are now renowned for their classic composition and ability to blend together elements of vintage and modern-day fashion. As such, they have been a staple amongst many celebrities over the past month or so amongst pumps lovers within their footwear wardrobe.
In fact, Selena Gomez was just spotted in a pair of her own while attending 2nd Annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit in Los Angeles, Calif., on Thursday night. For the occasion, the actress wore a patent leather pair of Christian Louboutin pumps highlighted by a mid-foot strap that crossed along her foot in a diagonal pattern. While the back of her shoes couldn’t be seen completely, it’s likely the shoes were finished with a closed-back design. As for as the heels go, Gomez has been known to choose heels within the 4-to-5-inch range, so it’s likely that was the case with this pair as well.
Many brands such as Gianvito Rossi, Chanel, Gucci and more offer their own variation of the pointed pump style, with prices typically ranging anywhere from $75 to $1,000 dollars for a pair.