Last year, Her Majesty wore, on multiple occasions, PVC-strap mules by Steve Madden that cost less than $100. Visiting the CaixaForum in Madrid today, the Queen wore the style yet again. She switched up her favorite black colorway in favor of a lighter blush for Alexander McQueen Sneakers spring, and then matched the rest of her ensemble to it with monochromatic pieces: a tweed vest, simple tank top, and breezy trousers, which were cropped to show off the shoes.

I'm running outside. I'm out here... Hey, this is actually kind of fun. Amina Muaddi, the designer behind Hailey Bieber and Katie Holmes' favorite crystal sandals, is on a roll. Not only did her entire line sell out in just one day, she also recently became the exclusive footwear designer for Rihanna's Fenty collection (casual) and was named Designer of the Year by Footwear News for 2019. But even Alexander McQueen Shoes after checking off all of those boxes, the half-Jordanian, half-Romanian designer is still tackling her goals left and right.

No one has done more for the red carpet Alexander McQueen Outlet sneaker than Kristen Stewart. The actress-who famously broke the Cannes Film Festival's no flats rule last year-likes to pair runway looks with sporty trainers and always errs on the side of comfort. Though Stewart may don stilettos when the mood strikes her, it isn't unusual to see her kick them off the moment a photo op is over.

No matter how zany, disruptive, and out-of-left-field fashion shows get, one thing has always been consistent: Fashion shows present new clothing from a single designer. But during Eckhaus Latta's latest fall '20 show, the Los Angeles-based brand decided to share the spotlight. Known for how it pushes against fashion's strict conventions, Eckhaus Latta teamed up with luxury resale site The RealReal to use other designer's old shoes to complete their own looks.