Chloë Grace Moretz Dons Black Booties at Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2024 Show
The actress' square-toe heels featured a sleek silhouette and a block heel that was about 3 inches tall.
Chloë Grace Moretz wore a pair of black booties to Louis Vuitton’s pre-fall 2024 show on April 18 in Shanghai.
The “If I Stay” actress sat front row as the designer debuted his latest collection at the Long Museum. Other stars attended the runway show including Hoyeon Jung, Jennifer Connelly and Cate Blanchett. Moretz has been working with the brand as an ambassador for a couple years now. Since she took on the role as a brand ambassador a couple years ago, Moretz has starred in several campaigns including Louis Vuitton’s Silver Lockit Bracelets campaign that was released last spring.
When she’s represented the fashion house in the past couple months, she’s gravitated towards black booties to complete her looks. She attended W Magazine and Louis Vuitton’s Academy Awards Dinner wearing a pointed-toe version of the silhouette. A week before that, the actress attended the designer’s fall 2024 show during Paris Fashion Week wearing knee-high leather boots. The almond-toe set was similar to the booties she wore to the Philadelphia Flyers and New Jersey Devils game on Feb. 17.
About The Shoes
Continuing her streak, Moretz opted for a pair of black booties for this look. The heels featured a leather upper accompanied by a square toe and a ribbed panel that started around the midfoot and traveled up the sleeve. The booties were completed with an indented block heel that was about 4 inches tall.
About Booties
Booties are a timeless set that is heavily seen during the fall and winter months. The sleek silhouette is easily recognized before its sleek silhouette and fitted sleeve that cuts off around the ankle. The timeless set is usually composed of leather materials and a block heel that ranges from 3 to 4 inches. Several reiterations of the pair are seen throughout the retail market, especially with high-end labels like Saint Laurent’s $1,890 Opyum, which replaces the usual heel for the YSL monogram.
