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Julianne Moore made an artistically modern shoe statement on the “Deadline Contenders Film: Los Angeles” red carpet.
While promoting her new drama, “May December,” at the event with Natalie Portman, Moore stepped out in a chic pair of Bottega Veneta mules. The Oscar-winning actress’ $1,950 Knot style features an open-toed silhouette with a square-toed base, complete with wide upper straps crafted from woven black leather.
Moore’s footwear was smoothly finished with metallic gold heels, complete with a thin base sculpted in a looped and knotted silhouette. The gleaming base added an artistic edge to the actress’ attire, while also leaning into the rising trend of sculptural footwear — which has been seen in recent months from labels including Loewe, Charles & Keith and Alaïa
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Moore’s mules added a textured base to her outfit for the occasion: a smooth red short-sleeved blouse and matching pleated trousers. The style created a minimalist, chic ensemble with its complementary colors and tailored silhouette, while also creating a matching style statement with Portman — who wore a red floral-printed dress and black satin sandals to the event.
Moore’s shoe style is sleek and sharp. The “Still Alice” actress often wears colorful and textured heeled pumps, sandals and mules, often from a wide range of luxury brands — including Gianvito Rossi, Christian Louboutin and Bottega Veneta. On casual occasions, Moore can also be spotted in New Balance sneakers and Birkenstock sandals.
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