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Demi Moore quite literally glowed in her bright yellow dress with pops of pink on display. The actress was all smiles as she arrived at Chopard’s “Once Upon A Time” evening during the 77th annual Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday.
The Calipso pink Christian Louboutin heels paired perfectly with the large pink flowers along the waist of the actress’ dress. The slit up the side was perfect for Moore to show off the bright-colored shoes. Moore completed her look with long, dangling pink floral earrings with her brunette hair done straight.
The 61-year-old chose the designer’s Condora strappy high heel pump for the occasion. The shoe features an almost 4-inch tall, thin stiletto and a baby pink finish on the sole. It has a delicately thin wrap-around ankle strap and buckle for closure. The heels are made from nappa leather as a smooth arch leads to an elegant closed and pointed-toe with a low-cut vamp. The sole reveals a burst of the brand’s iconic red bottom to finish off the look.
A pair of the shoes from the fall 2024 collection retail for $995. They also are offered in a lower-heel, “Sporty Kate” slingback version. The 55mm shoe comes in Calipso, Blush, Black, Bianco and Pollen and retails for $845.
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Moore has been making the rounds at Cannes all week. On May 20, she posed in a white and black polka dot dress with matching white and black pumps alongside her cast members for a photo call for her new film, ‘The Substance.’ She also stunned in red, peep-toe platform shoes in Cannes on May 17 and wore a pair of black, pointed-toe loafers while cuddling her dog on the streets of France on May 19.
Starring alongside Dennis Quaid and Margaret Qualley, the Coralie Fargeat-directed horror film premiered on May 19 at the festival. The movie is about a fading celebrity who decides to use a black-market drug that’s a cell-replicating substance that temporarily creates a younger, better version of herself.
The stiletto heel became a staple in closets in the 1950s when designers such as Roger Vivier and André Perugia brought the trend to Europe and the United States. Originally worn by both men and women in the 1800s, the trend refined its shape again in the 1960s. The shoe comes in a variety of different styles and patterns and can be dressed-up for a black tie evening or down with a pair of slacks or jeans.
