As you already know, we do a lot of red carpet coverage here at Who What Wear. In the last three months alone, we've painstakingly reported on every last detail of celebrities' red carpet outfits at the Grammys, Oscars, Golden Globes, SAG Awards, BAFTAs, iHeart Radio Music Awards, Producers Guild Awards, and Critics' Choice Awards. Phew! That's a lot of red carpet action, to say the least. (Oh, and mark your calendars for the Billboard Music Awards on May 1 and the Met Gala on May 6.)
With all of this coverage under our belts, you can bet we're bona fide experts on celebrity looks and can easily rattle off all the biggest red carpet trends of the year so far. In the shoe category, specifically, we've noticed that one type of shoe has dominated the red carpet: metallic two-strap heeled sandals. Dozens of celebrities rely on this shoe style to provide the foundation for a killer red carpet look, and we non-celebs can also wear the shoes for everyday occasions as well. Scroll down to see how 12 different celebrities style metallic two-strap heeled sandals.
How 12 Celebs Wear Metallic Two-Strap Heeled Sandals
WHO: Chrissy Teigen
WHAT: 2019 Critics' Choice Awards
WEAR: Stuart Weitzman shoes; Jaipur Gems jewelry
WHO: Laura Harrier
WHAT: 2019 BAFTAs
WEAR: Louis Vuitton dress; Aquazzura shoes
WHO: Regina King
WHAT: 2019 BAFTAs
WEAR: Atelier Versace dress; Stuart Weitzman shoes
WHO: Miley Cyrus
WHAT: 2019 Grammy Awards
WEAR: Mugler suit; Mink shoes
WHO: Constance Wu
WHAT: 2019 SAG Awards
WEAR: Oscar de la Renta dress; Stuart Weitzman shoes
WHO: Mindy Kaling
WHAT: 2019 Oscars after-party
WEAR: Alberta Ferretti dress; Christian Louboutin shoes
WHO: Ashley Graham
WHAT: Harper's Bazaar event
WHO: Anna Kendrick
WHAT: 2019 Grammy Awards
WEAR: Ralph & Russo dress; Nikos Koulis jewelry; Stuart Weitzman shoes
WHO: Halle Berry
WHAT: Oscars pre-party
WHO: Sibley Scoles
WHAT: 2019 Grammy Awards
WEAR: Stuart Weitzman Nudist Sandals
WHO: Heidi Klum
WHAT: 2019 Grammy Awards
WEAR: Lorraine Schwartz jewelry
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