Jamie Chung chose a colorful number for the Zodiac spring ’20 launch in Santa Monica, Calif.
For the event at Élephante Beach House, the “Once Upon a Time” actress sported an oversize varsity-style coral cardigan from Adeam and a pair of coordinating high-waisted, wide-leg trousers.
The “Real World” alumnae finished off her look with white Western-style booties from the brand; the Kelsey style features smooth leather uppers with stitched detailing, a 1.7-inch stacked heel and a softly pointed toe. The boots currently sell for $139 at ZodiacShoes.com.
Zodiac shoes were all the rage in the ’70s with their boho-chic styles and Western feel. Now, as a part of Caleres’ portfolio since 2005, Zodiac is relaunching for spring ’20 and returning to its roots. So far, it’s been a successful run given that Zodiac won the 2019 FN Platform Glass Slipper Award for Best New Exhibitor in Las Vegas back in August 2019.
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“Zodiac embodies its authentic past with a new approach to its free and easy-going mentality,” said Nicolas Huneault, Caleres VP of product creation and trend, in a press release about the new collection. “While we were developing the new Zodiac collection, we let our past help define our future by keeping the brand true to its core values. This enabled us to deliver a bold collection that excites today’s consumer and perhaps offers a bit of nostalgia from one of the best fashion decades.”
The brand’s new styles include a range of sandals and flats, with most looks retailing from $69 to $89 and boots starting at $129; they are available now in stores, online and at Zodiacshoes.com.
Shop a few of our top picks from the new Zodiac spring ’20 collection.
To Buy: Zodiac Shoes Yvon Gladiator Sandals, $69.
To Buy: Zodiac Shoes Quartz Mules, $119.
To Buy: Zodiac Shoes Bria Wedge Sandals, $89.
To Buy: Zodiac Shoes Viv Slip Ons, $69.
To Buy: Zodiac Shoes Perla Espadrille Wedges, $89.
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