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Mary J. Blige dazzled while in attendance at “Power Book II: Ghost” season four premiere held in New York on Thursday. Big names also attending the premiere included 50 Cent, Golden Brooks and Michael Rainey Jr., among others. The television show first aired on Sept. 6, 2020, and its fourth and final season will premiere on June 7 and will be separated into two parts. Blige plays Monet in the show.
Hopping onto the ever-popular metallic trend, Blige donned a pair of metallic gold sandal heels from Gianvito Rossi. The “Bijoux” style featured high-shine gilded uppers in a puffy texture accompanied by thick and sturdy straps, rounded open toes and 2 to 3-inch stiletto heels that offered the performer a subtle boost in height.
Whether silver, bronze or gold, metallic styles are exceedingly popular among celebrities these days. The glitzy trend comes in a variety of silhouettes from loafers to pumps. When paired with the right ensemble, the style acts to elevate any piece, imparting a unique shine.
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Accompanying her gilded footwear, the “Just Fine” songstress wore a black and white form-fitted striped maxi dress. The style encompassed long sleeves and a leg-climbing side slit. Additionally, Blige wore a variety of show-stopping gold jewelry and toted a black and gold Hermès Birkin bag.
Blige’s shoe style is often glamorous and bold. Known for her love of boots on and offstage, the “Good Morning Gorgeous” singer often wears styles in varying textures, heights and silhouettes from brands including Gucci, Christian Louboutin and Le Silla. Blige also wears boots on the red carpet, as well as platforms, pumps and stiletto sandals from labels including Aquazzura, Brian Atwood and Jimmy Choo.
In addition to her sleek footwear, Blige is a longtime star in the fashion and beauty industries, serving as a campaign star for brands including Dennis Basso, Timberland, Gold Bond and MAC over the years.
