Teyana Taylor Pops in Strappy Burnt Orange Sandal Heels at Culture Creators: 8th Annual Innovators & Leaders Awards in Beverly Hills
Teyana Taylor attended the Culture Creators: 8th Annual Innovators & Leaders Awards held in Beverly Hills on Friday.
The “Coming 2 America” star stepped out in burnt orange sandal heels. The style featured a strappy construction wrapped around Taylor’s ankles and over the tops of her feet, securing the silhouette in place.
The straps were knotted in place, creating a textural and structural appearance. Additionally, Taylor’s shoes included square open toes and unique wedged heels standing at approximately 2 to 3 inches in height. Sandal heels are commonplace in the singer’s wardrobe, especially as warmer weather rolls in. The “Gonna Love Me” singer usually partners sandal heels with gowns or floor-sweeping skirts, dressing up her looks while elongating her legs.
Sandal heels of all kinds have become exceedingly popular within the past couple of years. The silhouette is especially popular among celebrities, especially in neutral hues, given their versatile nature. The breezy style is readily available from both high-end and affordable brands like Aldo, Steve Madden, Coach and Jeffery Campbell, among others.
Going monochrome, Taylor was styled in a burnt orange ensemble in a bohemian style. The garment was comprised of a high neckline, a leg-climbing side slit, an asymmetrical skirt and a belted waistline that further defined her silhouette. The burnt orange look was quintessential summer. The “Bare Wit Me” songstress wore minimal accessories, letting her outfit take center stage.
Taylor’s footwear style is daring and bold. The “How You Want It?” musician often wears heeled and flat boots from brands including Rick Owens, Bottega Veneta and Dr. Martens. For more casual occasions, she also slips on an array of sneakers from Air Jordan. In fact, Taylor’s penchant for sneakers has even led her to collaborate on limited-edition styles with Air Jordan, as well as Adidas and Reebok over the years.