Will Smith was seen continuing the promotional circuit for his newest film “Bad Boys: Ride or Die” in New York City on Tuesday afternoon.
The boots were crafted with smooth patent leather material, and completed by two gold belt buckles with gold accents. Smith paired his shoes with matching black pants, a boxy white shirt and sunglasses. “Bad Boys: Ride or Die” will be released in theaters on June 5. The fourth installment in the popular film franchise that started nearly thirty years ago, this newest release once again reunites Will Smith and Martin Lawrence as Miami cops Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett, who embark on a dangerous mission to clear their names.
Last week, Smith and his family gathered for the official Los Angeles premiere of the movie at the TCL Chinese Theater. For the occasion, Smith was seen wearing a black suit paired with a slightly oversized black tank, a black cap, sunglasses and a pair of black leather polished dress shoes. His daughter, Willow Smith, was seen showcasing a pair of Naked Wolfe leather boots that featured a full-leather upper along with a leather wrap platform and heel and were defined by a curved block heel measuring a little over 6 inches in height.
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His wife, Jada Pinkett Smith donned a pair of stiletto sandals that were crafted in glossy black patent leather material, boasted a single slender toe strap and ankle strap fastening and a pencil-thin stiletto heel that measured around 4 inches tall.
Last night, the “Fresh Prince of Bel Air” star was seen sporting a similar pair of chunky black leather dress shoes at the New York City screening of the film hosted by Carmelo Anthony at the Roxy Hotel. While black leather dress shoes is what you can find the “Hitch” actor in for most of his upscale appearances, sometimes he’s known to switch up his red carpet style on a whim.
For the European premiere of “Bad Boys: Ride or Die” at the Zoo Palast in Berlin, Germany, Smith sported a pair of tan suede lace-up boots accompanied by his silver 3-piece suit. The actor has also been spotted in a range of sneakers over the years, including pairs from Nike, Adidas, Converse and more.
