Zendaya Wore an Unexpected Boot Style With Playful Proportions for Appearance in London
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Zendaya showcased a stylish look complete with boots by Dear Frances at the Noel Coward Theatre in London on Wednesday.
Posing alongside playwright Jeremy O. Harris, the actress could be seen sporting a vintage chartreuse Christian Dior top paired with a khaki mini skirt and mid-length boots in a rich chestnut brown hue. She wore Dear Frances’ versatile Blake boot, which combines a soft pebble grain leather finish with a square toe and a low stacked heel. Handcrafted in Italy, the structured style retails for $850 on the brand’s website and also comes in black.
Dear Frances was founded by creative director Jane Frances and her husband Scott O’Connor in 2016. The London-based brand is known for its cult Balla mesh flats and footwear that reflect Jane Frances’ experience studying sculpture and furniture design.
Since launching nearly a decade ago, Dear Frances has gained an impressive celebrity following. While Jessica Alba and Gigi Hadid have both been seen in the brand’s Park lace-up ankle boot, Florence Pugh has stepped out in the Elia over-the-knee silhouette. Other notable supporters of the Luxury British footwear label include Daisy Ridley, Sienna Miller, Selena Gomez, and Kaia Gerber.
This appearance follows the announcement of Zendaya’s new partnership with On. It was revealed last month that the “Euphoria” star signed a multi-year deal with the trendy Swiss running shoe brand. “It’s no secret that I’ve been a big fan of On for a long time,” Zendaya said in a statement. “I’m always wearing them on set, or when I’m traveling, rehearsing or running around with my dog. So it’s a full-circle moment to make this partnership official.”
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