In case you didn't know, we're living through a red-shoe renaissance and celebrities are leading the pack. Cropping up on some of my favourite celebs on the daily, red shoes are the new-season accessory that the style set is using to elevate their outfits this spring. Tapping into the enduring red colour trend, I've spotted comfortable kicks, sky-high stilettos and trending ballet flats. Freshly inspired by the cool combinations I'm seeing everywhere, scroll for the celebrity red-shoe outfits convincing me that I could really do with a pair of my own this spring.
HOW CELEBRITIES ARE STYLING THE RED SHOE TREND
1. DUA LIPA'S GREY JEANS AND RED HEELS OUTFIT
Style Notes: Whilst red shoes always style well with black and blue denim, an unexpected grey pairing will work to balance the fiery tone. Do it like Dua and wear a sleek slingback pair with timeless straight-leg jeans.
SHOP THE LOOK:
Distressed leather jackets are trending right now, and I have my eye on this new-season style.
These relaxed grey jeans are a fresh alternative to blue and black styles.
Style with a bright white dress or wear with your favourite jeans.
2. GIGI HADID'S LEGGINGS AND RED TRAINERS OUTFIT
Style Notes: The colourful trainer trend has been taking off this season and celebrities seem to have a soft spot for the scarlet variety. Adding a springtime twist to your cold-weather staples, this vivid styling hack will give you a dose of spring energy whilst the weather remains cool.
SHOP THE LOOK:
This cosy wool coat also comes in grey and beige.
Trust me: leggings are one of the most versatile clothing items you can introduce into your wardrobe.
I'm banking this joyful red pair.
3. DAKOTA JOHNSON'S HOUNDSTOOTH COAT AND RED BALLET FLATS OUTFIT
Style Notes: Subtly nodding to the pop of red in the check of her coat, Johnson's red ballet-flat pairing harmonised her outfit whilst picking up on one of the biggest colour trends of the season. Red ballet flats have practically become a 2024 styling essential at this point.
SHOP THE LOOK:
A classic houndstooth coat will never go out of style.
Style with colourful flats or dress up with heeled mules.
Red Mary Janes are an easy way to add some interest to a casual look.
4. VICTORIA BECKHAM'S WHITE DRESS AND RED HEELS OUTFIT
Style Notes: Victoria Beckham's breezy white dress and red heels combination highlights a colour combination that will be everywhere this spring/summer. Grounding the light and airy shade, the candy-red shoes steer the direction of the dress, imparting a playful element that will ease you into the spirit of spring.
SHOP THE LOOK:
Style with a chunky belt or let this dress drape down.
These are destined to sell out this spring.
5. ALEXA CHUNG'S LEATHER COAT AND RED SLINGBACKS OUTFIT
Style Notes: Leather and red is a styling combination I'll never grow tired of. Toughen up the romantic shade with hardy leather outerwear for an early-spring outfit you'll feel confident in every time.
SHOP THE LOOK:
The perfect light layer for these early spring days.
These also come in black and cream.
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