Emily Blunt Keeps It Casual in Nike Dunk Retro Sneakers Ahead of ‘Jimmy Kimmel’ Interview
The actress chose the black and white colorway.
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Emily Blunt was spotted in Los Angeles ahead of her taping on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Monday afternoon sporting a pair of black and white Nike Dunk High Retro sneakers.
The casual and comfortable style was a departure from the formal strappy shoes the actress has been seen wearing over the course of the promotional tour for her new film “The Fall Guy,” which also stars Ryan Gosling.
Last week, Blunt was seen in a pair of Jimmy Choo’s Azia sandals, which were crafted in a leather metallic silver design that featured a cross strap directly in the center of the silhouette. The sandals were supported by a stiletto heel that clocked in at about 4 inches tall. Earlier this month, she attended a special screening of “The Fall Guy” in London wearing Malone Souliers pumps. The black satin heels featured two gold straps and an ankle-hugging design that complimented the pointed-toe crafting on the toe box. The pumps were supported by a stiletto heel that measured approximately 4 inches.
Blunt is typically fashioned by longtime stylist Jessica Paster.
About the shoes
Nike Dunk High retro models are regarded as classics in the sneaker community. First debuting in the 1980s, the shoe features a classic hoop and design supported by a padded high top collar. While the model comes in many different colorways, Blunt’s black-and-white silhouette is considered to be among the most popular and purchased. Black laces and a perforated toe box finish the shoe, which is priced at $130.
About Nike
Nike was founded by Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight in January 1964 and has since become recognized as the leading sportswear brand globally. The company sponsors many high-profile athletes and sports teams around the world with the highly recognized trademarks of “Just Do It” and the Swoosh logo and includes many signature models that are regarded as iconic silhouettes in the footwear industry. Since 2013, Nike has owned two key subsidiaries: Hurley Int. and Converse, Inc.
