Meagan Good saved to her crimson carpet fixed on the seventh Annual AAFCA TV Honors in Los Angeles Saturday afternoon, lacing into metallic wrap stilettos on the Hollywood Roosevelt.
The sandals minimize throughout the toes with skinny silver straps, then coiled up the ankle in mirrored loops. A squared toe framed the entrance, whereas a slim stiletto heel carried the design. A white pedicure gave distinction in opposition to the silver end.
Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors attend the seventh Annual AAFCA TV Honors at The Hollywood Roosevelt on Saturday in Los Angeles.
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She paired the stilettos with a sheer robe patterned in white stars. Its corseted bodice and excessive slit saved the sneakers seen on the carpet, completed with a diamond choker and unfastened waves as she posed with husband Jonathan Majors on the crimson carpet.
A better take a look at Meagan Good’s silver metallic wrap stilettos.
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The selection added one other entry to Good’s constant rotation of strappy stilettos this 12 months. On the Harold & Carole Pump Basis Gala every week earlier, she laced into black wrap stilettos beneath a charcoal chiffon robe. In July, she reached for Alevì Milano’s satin Kiki sandals with crystal detailing at Lifetime’s Summer time Soirée. On the Hollywood Unlocked Impression Awards in June, she opted for patent Jessica Wealthy stilettos. Occasion to occasion, the silhouette stays the identical: pared-back straps on a pointy heel.
The metallic flip additionally positioned her inside a broader crimson carpet development. Keke Palmer leaned on mirrored stilettos for her “Simply Keke” press run in June, pairing the silhouette with classic Versace. Issa Rae, in the meantime, has constructed a streak of gold Stuart Weitzman sandals at each SXSW and the Martha’s Winery Movie Competition. Whether or not in silver stilettos or block-heel platforms, mirrored straps have surfaced many times this summer time.
At AAFCA, Good’s selection aligned with an evening celebrating tv’s greatest. Winners included Sterling Ok. Brown for “Paradise,” Kathy Bates for “Matlock” and the ensemble of “Bel-Air.” Now in its seventh 12 months, the occasion has change into a fixture honoring various voices in tv.
