THE The stars’ looks are no longer a mystery: The secrets behind their trendy outfits have been revealed. Jealously guarded addresses now emerge into the spotlight, revealing the 10 shoe brands most loved by celebrities. These addresses, still briefly out of the spotlight of the general public, have been spotted on the feet of emerging actresses, models and style icons. Capable of taking them from unknown to acclaimed in the time of a Red Carpet.
From the streets of Los Angeles to social media, these brands represent the new frontier of footwear fashion. Here you are ten names worth knowingbefore they become the next big trend.
Nodaleto
Founded in 2019 by Julia Toledano, Nodaleto is the French brand which mixes retro nostalgia and contemporary details. With his sculptural heels and chunky silhouetteshas become a point of reference for a bold style statement, with a nod to Seventies fashion. With a pleasantly minimal aesthetic, his spirit navigates between a Warhol-like pop style, contemporary Los Angeles and the brutalist style of Japanese architecture. Loved by stars like Dua Lipa and Hailey Baldwin, Nodaleto is synonymous with creativity and craftsmanship luxury.
Charles & Keith
Not all that glitters is expensive. Charles & Keith is a Singaporean brand king ofchic accessibilityfeaturing modern, competitively priced shoes loved by celebrities like Zendaya and Nicole Kidman. Founded in 1996 by Charles and Keith Wongthe brand began as a single shoe store, later expanding to create timeless pieces including shoes, bags, eyewear and accessories. For those who want to be fashionable without spending a fortune, riding the hottest trends of the season.
Nicole Kidman at an Omega event wearing Charles & Keith shoes. (Photo by Mike Marsland/Getty Images for Omega)
Neous
Clean lines and sophisticated minimalism: Neous is the London brand inspired by Scandinavian design for lovers of simple, but not banal, footwear. Founded by Vanissa Antoniousformer editor of Harper’s Bazaar, combines years of fashion experience with sustainable materials and a contemporary aesthetic. Loved by fans like Margot Robbie and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley for its sculptural silhouettes, architectural heels and cutting-edge hardware. Models capable of instantly elevate even the most basic looks.
Terry de Havilland
A name that recalls the golden era of 70s fashion. Terry de Havilland is known for his platform sandals and glittery design which evoke the nights of Studio 54. Founded in 1957, the British brand has worn the icons of yesterday such as Bianca Jagger and those of today such as Paloma Faith reinterpreting vintage glamour with a contemporary touch. Deliberately over the top, for eccentric wardrobes or those in need of an accessory that stands out, they give the right amount of theatricality.
Sarah Jessica Parker on the set of And Just Like That. (Photo by Gotham/GC Images)
Dear Frances
From fashion editors to stars: Dear Frances is a shoe brand that once discovered is impossible to forget. Each model is made in Italy using the highest quality leathers and European fabrics, with a pleasantly minimal aesthetic. Views at the foot of Kendall Jenner, Emily Ratajkowski, Hailey Bieber and not only that, the top models are varied but the mesh ballet flats (now also available in pink) are the best investment for the 2025 season.
Manu Atelier
Originally famous for its bags, Manu Atelier he also made his way into the world of shoes without losing his Turkish artisan touch. From square toe sandals to color block ankle boots, they’re ideal for those looking something unconventional but at the same time trendy. Word of Kate Hudson.
Penelope Chilvers
When it’s time to put sandals and heeled boots in the shoe rack and opt for something more comfortable enters Penelope Chilvers. This British brand has become famous for its Chelsea boots And horse-inspired footwearoften worn by Kate Middleton for more informal occasions. To then expand the proposal to biker boots, spotted in the recent looks of Sienna Miller, but also boat or après-ski shoes, establishing itself as the shoe brand to know to combine style and practicality.
Kate Middleton with Penelope Chilvers boots. (Photo by Owen Humphreys / POOL / AFP) (Photo by OWEN HUMPHREYS/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
Tamara Mellon
While the name may not be familiar to many, you may have already worn a pair of Tamara Mellon designer shoes without even realizing it. This is because before opening his line luxury shoe staff, Mellon was co-founder of Jimmy Choo. Originality in the design but also in the innovative business model, a “direct-to-consumer” system that allows us to eliminate traditional intermediaries by offering high quality products at a competitive price. The focus is ultra feminine and glamorous evening footwear.
ATP Atelier
With a name that stands for “All Tomorrow’s Parties”, this Swedish brand stands out for minimalist sandals and footwear made in Italy. When you invest in a shoe the desire is for it to last until the following season and beyond, but also for it to be capable of elevating your look. Unique silhouettes with a strong commitment to sustainability: this is exactly what ATP Atelier offers, the favorite of stars such as Emma Roberts and Greta Gerwig.
Emma Roberts in ATP Atelier. (Photo by John Sciulli/WireImage)
Eytys
In summary: chunky and genderless. With sneakers and ankle boots with a bold design, Eytys is ideal for those who want a street-style look with a touch of avant-garde. Celebrities like Lisa and Gigi Hadid are often spotted with these creations on their feet, paired with casual and relaxed looks.
Gigi Hadid wears two-tone loafers by Eytys. (Photo by Gotham/GC Images)
Don’t miss: the moccasins with knot, those two-tone and the low black leather ankle boots, as chic as they are versatile.
From the essential lines of Neous to the theatricality of Terry de Havilland, these brands demonstrate that true luxury is not just a question of price, but of personality. Ready to take the first step towards a new world of style?
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