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Halle Bailey meant business for Pandora’s Diamond District party during New York Fashion Week.
On Wednesday, Bailey hit the jewelry brand’s pink carpet in SoHo, celebrating its new lab-grown diamond collection and accompanying campaign. For the occasion, the “Little Mermaid” star stood tall in a pair of Jimmy Choo’s Max platform sandals — a towering close-countered style, complete with thick soles and 5.9-inch stiletto heels.
Crafted from black satin, the elevated sandals brought a slick finish to Bailey’s outfit for the occasion: a black blazer-style minidress, complete with long sleeves, silky lapels and a plunging neckline. The “Ungodly Hour” musician’s monochrome attire, naturally, was given a gleaming finish with Pandora jewelry: a trio of the jewelry brand’s new delicate pendant necklaces and thin silver stud earrings, all accented with lab-grown diamonds for added sparkle.
During the occasion, Bailey took a moment to swap her sky-high heels for an equally slick pair of Choos: the brand’s glossy black leather Azia sandals, a $725 style with a square-toed base, crossed upper straps and 3.74-inch heels. Bailey also took a moment during the fashionable affair to mingle with fellow star guests, posing for photos with Pamela Anderson and “Emily in Paris” star Ashley Park.
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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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