Christina Aguilera took a bold approach to her latest NYFW event. The “Beautiful” singer attended Vogue x Smart Tox’s event on Thursday night. The party promoted Vogue’s SmartTox partnership with Xeomin, a prescription medicine that is injected into muscles in order to improve the look of frown lines.
To the soiree, Aguilera slipped into a pair of chrome boots. She wore the Panther boots from Steve Madden in the shiny gold shade. The boots, available for $170, featured a pointed toe and a thin stiletto heel that reached nearly 4 inches.
The “Burlesque” star paired the bold boots with an equally interesting dress. She wore a colorful maxi dress covered in an illusion print. The vibrant print gave an impression of a naked woman obscured within a watercolor painting. The long sleeve dress featured slits up the sides, showing off her boots a bit more. She accessorized with earrings, sunglasses and a clutch bag.
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Aguilera’s style evolution has been marked by transformations and a fearless approach to fashion. From her early pop star days with crop tops and low-rise jeans to her iconic “Dirrty” era and later memorable red-carpet appearances, Aguilera has consistently pushed boundaries and set trends.
Her impact on fashion is undeniable, inspiring countless imitations and influencing the industry with her provocative and empowering image. Aguilera’s shoe style often includes statement-making high heels, from strappy stilettos to platform boots, further enhancing her persona while completing her eye-catching ensembles.
New York Fashion Week (NYFW) is held in New York City in September, marking the start of Fashion Month. The spring 2024 season will see a calendar of fashion shows and presentations from a range of designers, including Ralph Lauren, Christian Siriano, Proenza Schouler and more. The occasion will also include numerous parties and activations from brands like Aldo, J.Crew, MCM and more.
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Tara Larson is the editorial assistant for Footwear News. She mainly covers topics from celebrity style to new footwear launches and collaborations. She also serves as the assistant to editorial director Michael Atmore. Prior to joining Footwear News, she worked for Esquire and Traditional Home.
