Cher and boyfriend Alexander Edwards coordinated in sharp black shoes at the Los Angeles premiere of “The Bikeriders” at TCL Chinese Theatre on Monday night.
The “Believe” hitmaker brought forth an edgy biker look for the occasion in a glossy pair of black leather boots that gave the footwear a slightly shiny finish. Aside from the leather construction, the boots featured a prominent square-toe design as its defining characteristic. While the back of the shoes couldn’t be seen fully due to her elongated bottoms, it’s likely the boots were finished with a chunky block heel measuring between 3-to-4 inches in height based on her footwear selections for previous appearances.
The songstress completed her monochromatic motorcycle-themed styling with a black quilted cropped leather jacket and glittery cargo pants with pockets. She also wore her signature curly locks in the middle part and opted for a dewy makeup look that consisted of peachy eyeshadow and a glossy lip.
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As for Edwards, he matched his partner with a biker look of his own, wearing black square-toe shoes with a slightly pronounced design on the upper. The boots were crafted in leather and complimented his black leather jacket and matching black leather pants. Edwards rounded out his look with a black leather cap as the finisher.
This isn’t the first time the couple has coordinated with each other’s footwear and ensemble looks for high-profile events. For Balmain‘s Spring 2024 show held in Paris last September, Cher showcased a pair of ankle-length black leather boots that included bulbous rounded toes and glossy patent leather uppers for a high-shine finish. Additionally, the soles of the boots were equipped with non-slip tread and a 3-to-4 inch block heel.
As for Edwards, he chose a pair of dress shoes similar to the ones worn for “The Bikeriders” premiere. Those shoes were crafted with leather material and featured a pronounced square-toe design and a slightly elevated heel measuring less than 1 inch in height.
“The Bikeriders” is about a Midwestern motorcycle club that evolves from a gathering place for local outsiders to a sinister gang over the course of a decade. Jeff Nichols directed the film, which premieres in theaters on June 21.
