When you're Beyoncé, anytime you step outside, the world expects you to make a statement with your outfit. This especially applies to something as high profile as the NBA All-Star game, where photographers are just as busy taking pictures of the celebrity attendees as they are the court. Beyoncé attended this past weekend's basketball event with daughter Blue Ivy, and her look for the occasion was the perfect casual-cool combo, thanks to a J.W.Anderson hoodie, bold yellow midi skirt, and very intriguing pair of "naked" boots. Naked shoes have been around for a bit, but we can't recall seeing many naked boots, especially ones that are this good. Hers are by Gianvito Rossi, and according to the item description on Net-a-Porter, they "make legs look longer and leaner." We can definitely see why. See and shop Beyoncé's look below (boots included).
On Beyoncé: J.W.Anderson Cola Boots Hoodie ($375); Jacquemus Sol Asymmetric Ruffled Skirt ($660); Gianvito Rossi Helmut Plexi 100 Lace-Up PVC and Leather Ankle Boots ($820)
Available in sizes XS to XL.
Available in sizes 34 FR to 42 FR.
Available in sizes 35 to 42.
-
Whenever I'm in Paris, I See This Boot Trend Styled With Minidresses in Every Vintage Shop and Local BistroSorry, ankle boots, but it's not you.
-
Everyone in Los Angeles Knows This Shoe Trend Makes Denim Shorts Look Way CoolerDenim shorts never looked so good.
-
Spotted at Wimbledon: The Anti-Summer Shoe Trend You Don't Usually See in the StandsNever too hot for these.
-
The $140 Boots London Fashion Girls Take Out of Storage Every Summer to Wear With Shorts and DressesFrom Kate Moss to Daisy Edgar-Jones.
-
Stop With the Ankle Boots—Miniskirts Should Only Be Worn Like *This* in 2025Period.
-
The Unexpected Shoe Style Fashion People Are Reaching For This SummerHere are seven ways to wear it.
-
Oh, Hello! Meet the New It Ugg Boots You'll Spot on Fashion People and CelebsThese are about to be everywhere.
-
Return Those New Flats—*These* Are the Cool Shoes Fashion People Are Wearing With Dresses and SkirtsFresh and unexpected.
