Katy Perry’s Dancers Don Heeled Timberland Boots In ‘Woman’s World’ Music Video

The shoes featured a heel measuring 3.38 inches.

Katy Perry has released the first single and accompanying music video from her upcoming album “143.” In the “Woman’s World” video, which debuted July 11, Perry sings of female empowerment while her backup dancers support her wearing heeled Timberlands.

Perry herself wore a Timberland-adjacent shoe in terms of coloring and material — but hers were dramatic lace-up over-the-knee boots featuring a tall stiletto heel. The shoes accompanied an outfit resembling Rosie the Riveter, with Perry striking the famous “We can do it!” bicep pose.

At the start of the video, Perry and her dancers are shown wearing variations of construction gear as they sit in a row on an elevated construction beam. Flanking Perry, the dancers are all wearing Timberland’s Women’s Allington Lace-Up 6-Inch Boot in the shade Wheat Nubuck. They wore the boots with white socks that rose to the mid-calf.

The dancers’ shoes feature an upper made of premium Timberland leather in addition to a padded collar, 100% PET laces, an OrthoLite footbed, a rubber lug outsole and a 3.38-inch rubber heel. The height of the shaft is 4.5 inches. In addition to Wheat Nubuck, the shoes are available in Light Taupe Nubuck, Black Nubuck and Olive Nubuck.

Timberland also has a collaboration with Veneda Carter featuring ‘glazed’ 6-inch boots and a stiletto boot. Camila Cabello recently stepped out in the stilettos for an album signing in London; the shoes have a patent finish and feature a pointed toe.

Perry herself is in the shoe business, having bought back her shoe brand Katy Perry Collections from Global Brands Group. Her shoes recently had their HSN premiere in May.