Ballet flats are dancing their way back into celebrities’ wardrobes this fall — and Holmes is taking note with these just-launched suede shoes.
Ballet flats are dancing their way back into celebrities’ wardrobes this fall.
And Katie Holmes became the latest star to try out the trending footwear on Wednesday, stepping out for a stroll in NYC wearing the just-launchedWhile the actress, 44, selected the fawn suede shoes to match her pale pink dress, the luxe square-toed style also dropped in three fall-ready leather hues: espresso, shimmering gold and maroon.
Although these under-$200 flats may be new, celebrities’ love for Birdies certainly isn’t; while Anne Hathaway, Lily Collins and Brie Larson all own pairs, Meghan Markle
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