Nina Dobrev brings a fashionable atmosphere to Paris’s charm -with high heels.
At the closing party at the Swiss watch brand Haoya at the Paris Fashion Week, the star of the “Vampire Diary” came out in a black sequin dress. Her shoulder -free style uses a skirt with a hem slightly lower than the knee, with a matching lapel coat. This 70s suit is equipped with shiny black handbags, shiny silver Heuer watches, rose gold Cartier love bracelets and diamond earrings.
The dobrev dress is a pair of the same fashion high -heeled sandals. Dior’s black satin shoes use a round counter with a knot in front, and the side is hollow for ventilation. The fine ankle band provides additional safety. The thin thick sole is completed, and the high heels with a total height of at least 4 inches. The couple brought classic streamlined effects to Dobrev’s ensemble, and also increased her height.
Sandals like Dobrev’s are classic styles. Due to its formal nature, they are often worn on the evening dress. It is famous for its leather, fluffy leather, satin, and velvet materials. When combining neutral and decorative colors, it is usually known for its streamlined or eye -catching effects. Nina Shoes’s new style highlights the charm of satin in night sandals and high heels, and adds style, tulle and feathers, adding style. Similar combinations also appear in Alexandre Birman’s 2022 autumn series, with thick -soled shoes suitable for parties and fine heels inlaid with gems and gem colors.
For shoes, Dobrev’s style is modern and smooth. In addition to her beloved pointed high -heeled shoes, the “LOVE HARD” actress also wore lacesticks of brands such as Stuart Weitzman, Charlotte Olympia and Marchesa. At get off work, the ankle boots and knee boots of Dr. Martens, Dolce Vita and Tommy Hilfiger were her first choice. Dobrev’s casual clothes usually include Converse and Vans’ white sneakers, as well as sports shoes of Reebok, AVRE, New Balance and Under Armor. In summer, she will wear lightweight shoes, such as Franco Sarto sandals and Gucci slippers.
