Camila Cabello Shines in Y2K-Inspired Metallic Charm Sandal Heels at ‘C, XOXO’ Album Release Party in London
Her accessories completed the early aughts aesthetic.
Camila Cabello kicked off her fourth solo album “C,XOXO” release party held at The Box in London on Tuesday. The album was released on June 28 through Geffen and Interscope Records.
For the special day, the “Senorita” singer styled a pair of metallic silver sandals in a Y2K style. Although they were eclipsed by the hem of her trousers, the star’s footwear featured silver straps, buckle closures, rounded toes and heart and ball-shaped charms fixed to the straps. The style can be likened to Cherilynn heels by Cape Robbin.
It’s likely the sandal style also included stiletto heels in a walkable 2 to 3-inch height. Metallic styles have become increasingly popular as of late, seen on stars like Lupita Nyong’o, Eva Longoria, Gayle King, Venus Williams, Carrie Underwood and Teyana Taylor, among others.
Sandal heels are coming back into wardrobes as the summer kicks into full swing. The silhouette is perfect for hot days, given that the minimal construction allows the wearer’s feet to breathe. Similar styles to Cabello’s can be purchased from brands like Amina Muaddi, Prada, Aquazzura, Alaia, Bottega Veneta and The Attico.
In a casual move, the “Worth It” singer wore acid-wash baggy denim accompanied by a structural black corset top fitted with matching black button closures. On the accessories front, Cabello wore Y2K black Miu Miu-inspired thin glasses and a black quilted shoulder bag fixed with silver chain adornments. With the release of her new album, Cabello has shifted her personal style to incorporate more alternative-inspired Y2K looks.
The Cuban-born star can often be found wearing Nike’s Juvenate, Dunk Low and Blazer Mid 77 sneakers. She’s also known for sporting Adidas kicks, in addition to affordable slides and sandals by Franco Sarto, Birkenstock and Steve Madden. The singer often pairs these with dresses, tops and bottoms by affordable brands like H&M, Forever 21 and Zara, in addition to high-end labels like Dolce & Gabbana, Isabel Marant and Versace.
