Fresh off their appearance at the 38th annual Footwear News Achievement Awards on Dec. 4, Rihanna and A$AP Rocky helped give back to Harlem community at a Dec. 5 event organized by Puma, a brand both artists have partnerships with.

Joined by other Puma ambassadors at the Boys & Girls Club of Harlem amid the holiday season, the couple helped distribute Puma sneakers, apparel, accessories and more items to over 200 members of the club. Whilst engaging with community of her partner’s native Harlem, Rihanna wore a cozy outfit set off by a pair of knit boots from Amina Muaddi.

The multi-hyphenate dressed up in a gray sweatshirt-dress with a mermaid-style skirt. The unique garment included a drawstring hoodie, fully leaning into the aesthetic of elevated comfort. She added another element to her ensemble with a brown fur vest, which introduced a new color and texture to the outfit. Her accessories included thickly-framed yellow-tinted sunglasses and layered gold pendant necklaces, which further amped up her glamour.

Maintaining her cozy vibe, Rihanna appeared to be wearing boots by Amina Muaddi, a designer she’s repped in the past and collaborated with through her Fenty line. The Italian-crafted Veneda Stretch boot features a ribbed knit fabric upper, with the shaft reaching up to the calf; the stretchy material hugs the leg for a sock-like fit. The shoes also feature a rounded toe and a 95 mm sculpted heel. From the luxury brand, the boot retails for $1,355.

Rihanna stepped out in a similar pair of knit sock boots from Bottega Veneta earlier this year, though those were flat shoes. When she’s dressing up in heels, she loves an Amina Muaddi shoe, among other brands. She debuted Muaddi’s new Anok Mule in September and slipped on a black version of what looked like the same silhouette in October to go with a catsuit designed by none other than A$AP Rocky.

Both A$AP Rocky and Rihanna have won Footwear News Achievement Awards for their work with Puma. A$AP Rocky won the Collaboration of the Year award with Puma at the FNAAs the day before they appeared at the Boys & Girls Club of Harlem. Back in 2016, Rihanna won the Shoe of the Year award for the Fenty Puma Creeper.

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At the time of opening, this store will showcase a variety of fashion-forward collections including the H&M Studio Holiday Capsule, which was launched in select stores and online today, offering a modern take on partywear. The store caps off a season of investment and reignited direction for the Swedish brand in its U.S. home of New York City. Check out the photos from the event below.

Tia Mowry got in the holiday spirit in an all-white getup and shimmering sandals to celebrate Lifetime’s It’s A Wonderful Lifetime 2024 Holiday Event on Nov. 19, in Los Angeles.

Her outfit: a cozy white sweater, perfectly paired with a flowing silk midi skirt that added a touch of luxury to her look. The simplicity of the monochrome palette was elevated by Mowry’s choice of accessories. A shimmering bag, catching the light with every movement, added a touch of glamour. Layered necklaces of varying lengths adorned her neckline, creating a sense of depth and visual interest. 

When it came to footwear, she selected embellished strappy sandals, adding the perfect amount of flair. The Amina Muaddi Gilda Crystal-Embellished Sandals, retailing for $1,205, feature a PVC upper, open toe, buckle closure and leather sole set atop a 4.5-inch heel. 

This isn’t the first time we have found the “Sister Sister” alum in the style. She slipped them on for the Los Angeles premiere of “Wonka” last year. Then, Mowry donned a striking ensemble featuring a purple sleeveless Des Phemmes minidress from the designer’s Fall 2023 collection. The dress, adorned with scattered feathers and sequin tassels, was layered with a sheer mesh overlay, adding to its allure.

Most recently on Oct. 5, for her “Tia Mowry: My Next Act” tastemaker event, she paired the sandals with a two-piece comprised of a long-sleeve turtleneck top and a matching maxi skirt with a slit up the side. 

Tia Mowry’s shoe collection is diverse, ranging from elegant to whimsical. For everyday wear or special occasions, she often chooses strappy sandals, pumps, and platform heels from luxury brands like Versace, Stuart Weitzman, and Christian Louboutin. She also enjoys more affordable options, including Steve Madden and Topshop. When she’s off-duty, Mowry has been seen wearing Aperlai boots and Nike sneakers, showcasing her versatile style.

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Christina Aguilera wanted to make a statement when she hit the stage at a Kamala Harris and Tim Walz Rally in Las Vegas, Nevada on Nov. 4 and she did—thanks to Amina Muaddi.

The Grammy winner performed during the Harris-Walz election eve campaign rally at MGM Grand Garden Arena as part of a nationwide live-streamed concert to energize voters before the presidential election between Democratic nominee Vice President Harris and Republican presidential nominee, former U.S. President Donald Trump.

Aguilera took the stage wearing all black, starting with a long-sleeve, leotard-like ensemble with shorts that stopped right above her thigh. She then opted for Amina Muaddi’s Olivia 95MM Leather Thigh-High Boots, which retails for $1,720, and wore them on top of fishnet stockings.

The boots were not your average thigh high. The black boots had a long shaft that measured about 27″, covering most of the petite singer’s thigh, giving them an almost pant-like effect. Amina Muaddi’s Olivia thigh-high boots are crafted of supple leather and are made in Italy. She wore the boot style, which is priced at $1,720, in the color Nappa Black.

The pair features a sleek silhouette and a sturdy heel, a sharply pointed toe with a leather upper, leather lining, leather and rubber sole. The also shoe featured a translucent flared block heel, measuring about 3.75″, which has become an distinguishable and signature feature in the designer’s shoes.

To go along with her bold statement boots, Aguilera chose a powerful anthem from her catalogue for the performance, 2002’s “Fighter.” As the song came to an end, she sang adlibs in regards to the election, adding lyrics like “We won’t forget,” and “We’ll never look back.”

Harris held various rallies across the country, which also featured appearances and performances by Lady Gaga, Oprah, Ricky Martin, Fat Joe and more.

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Amina Muaddi’s latest collection is here. On Tuesday, the designer dropped new styles of shoes and handbags.

A highlight in the drop includes the Anok line — named after supermodel muse Anok Yai — featuring sleek patent leather mules, ankle-strap pumps, slouch boots and jewelry.

Muaddi also makes a statement with white lace this season, seen on the Ane square-toed flat, and on the Camelia lace sling, adorned with an art-deco crystal buckle.

For the campaign, Muaddi utilized male model as accomplices, while shoes and handbags stood as the focal point. The goal of this line was to celebrate “women who embody strength, grace, and soft power,” according to the brand.

Another standout in Drop 24/25 is the Jerry sandal with dramatic black feathers. Plus, Muaddi’s signature flared heel — made popular on the Begum heel — can be seen on new silhouettes, such as the Veneda boot, Lilia slipper heel and on the Iris pump.

New styles are introduced as well — as seen in the Barbara line featuring pumps and fitted below-the-knee boot in croc and python print leather, polished patent and soft Nappa.

Drop 24/25 is available now at aminamuaddi.com and select luxury retailers and on Amina Muaddi’s official website.

Rihanna was one of more than 8,000 guests at Moncler’s The City of Genius event held in Shanghai, China over the weekend — but she was still easy to spot in a glossy red catsuit and sharp black heels.

Rihanna modeled one of her partner A$AP Rocky‘s creations made in collaboration with Moncler. The superstar looked fierce as ever in a skin-tight shiny jumpsuit in a captivating cardinal red hue. The one-piece garment featured a zipper in front and a mock neck collar; keeping with the rosy color scheme, she modeled an off-the-shoulder look with a puffer layer, a nod to Moncler’s signature item.

With her hair piled atop her head, she accented the catsuit with a matching red lip, oversized sunglasses and a single-strand diamond necklace. Both catsuit and puffer featured the logo for AWGE, A$AP Rocky’s creative agency. Stylists Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn were responsible for her look.

A bold heel seemed the natural choice to complement Rihanna’s daring outfit. The superstar changed up the color scheme with a pair of black patent leather heels; the shoes featured a super sharp elongated pointed toe and an upper with an oval-shaped outline. The back portion, or quarter of the shoe, covered some of the heel but was notably cut slightly lower than that of the typical black pump.

While this mule-adjacent silhouette made the shoe stand out, other classic features included a sloped sole and a stiletto heel. The style strongly resembled Amina Muaddi’s forthcoming Anok Mule, which Rihanna herself debuted in September in a shade referred to as “custom butter satin.”

At Selfridges in London last month, she paired the gold shoe with an off-the-shoulder robe-inspired dress made of a fuzzy fabric. Now in October, she could very well be modeling the style in another colorway — especially with her heels bearing the peach outsole and interlocking “AM” logo of the brand.

Rihanna has been in the mood for red lately. Alongside Puma, the entrepreneur recently released the newest colorway of the Fenty x Puma Avanti sneaker, with this version known as Club Red.

The makeup mogul is known for her fashion sense, and designers often give her the first pick of their latest designs. Earlier this month when celebrating the rapper’s birthday, she wore an updated version of Gianvito Rossi‘s Montecarlo style. The Montecarlo silhouette was released previously by Gianvito Rossi, but Rihanna’s version is from the brand’s resort 2025 collection and won’t be in stores for a few months and she was seemingly the first celebrity spotted wearing the design.

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Celebrity fans of Amina Muaddi shoes include Rihanna, Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber and more stars.

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Tia Mowry hosted a tastemaker event for her new show “Tia Mowry: My Next Act” yesterday in Hollywood. Many of Mowry’s friends and family attended the affair.

Shining bright, the “Tia & Tamera” star flattered her feet in a pair of Amina Muaddi Gilda Glass sandals. Retailing for $1,170 via the brand’s website, the shoe pick featured transparent PVC uppers that transitioned into a thin strappy construction fixed with high-shine crystalized detailing. Said straps sat across the tops of Mowry’s feet and around her ankles, threaded through adjustable buckle closures.

Open square toes and sculptural 3.7-inch plexi heels rounded out the set. Muaddi’s footwear creations tend to include a signature diamond-shaped heel, the design detail making any one of Muaddi’s inventive silhouettes instantly recognizable. The clear heel creates an illusive look that makes the wearer look like they’re floating. Stuart Weitzman, Aquazzura, Asos, Jimmy Choo and Giuseppe Zanotti all feature styles that are comparable to Mowry’s own.

On the outfit front, the “Seventeen Again” actress wore a sequined set mirroring the shiny detailing of her footwear. The two-piece was comprised of a long-sleeve turtleneck top and a matching maxi skirt with a slit up the side. Both the top and bottom were crafted of a white sequin fabric.

Mowry’s shoe styles range from sleek to whimsical. The actress often wears strappy sandals, pumps and platform heels for everyday occasions or nights out — often from top brands including Versace, Stuart Weitzman and Christian Louboutin, plus affordable labels like Steve Madden and Topshop. Aside from heels, she’s also been spotted in Aperlai boots and Nike sneakers while off-duty over the years.

“Tia Mowry: My Next Act” is a new reality show available via Philo that follows Mowry, post-divorce as she navigates motherhood and her busy life while experiencing independence after working closely with her sister. The show’s first episode aired on Oct. 4.

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Since launching her company in 2018, Amina Muaddi has become a household name within the footwear space. After deciding to focus her fashion interest solely to shoes, she studied her craft and honed her skills in Venice where she collaborated with local artisans. She was inspired by her mother’s footwear and grandmother’s sophisticated taste to create her own line.

Her hard work paid off as her timeless designs and unmatched craftsmanship quickly stood out within the market and gained the attention of notable stars like Rihanna and Beyoncé. Muaddi has also received several awards including Footwear News’ 2022 Designer of the Year.

During Spring 2025 Fashion Month, the fashion designer kept herself up to date with the latest trends by sitting front row at several shows for brands like Prada and Gucci. She was seen wearing some of her iconic silhouettes, one of which was an unreleased set. 

Here is a look at some of Amina Muaddi’s best shoe moments during Spring 2025 Fashion Month.

Amina Muaddi at Prada

Amina Muaddi added a pop of color to her dark ensemble in the form of footwear when she attended Prada’s spring 2025 show on Sept. 19, 2024 in Milan, Italy. She was dressed in a black vinyl trench coat that featured a dark gray color block design. S completed the look with a pair of red pointed-toe pumps.

Amina Muaddi at Gucci

The designer opted for shining shoes when attending Gucci’s spring 2025 show on Sept. 20, 2024 in Milan, Italy. She slipped into a fitted plum gown that was composed of a strapless neckline and a corset bodice. Muaddi completed the look with a set of gold sandals that featured three straps that laid against the foot, one decorating the square toe.

Amina Muaddi at Ferragamo

Muaddi had a standout fashion moment at Ferragamo’s spring 2025 on Sept. 21, 2024 in Milan, Italy. She sat front row wearing an olive green knit dress that featured a criss cross draped design along the waist. After acccessorizing with a striped fur clutch, she slipped into a pair of black pumps with a patent leather upper and a pointed toe.

Amina Muaddi at The Attico

The designer went with a neutral ensemble when she attended The Attico spring 2025 show on Sept. 21, 2024 in Milan, Italy. Muaddi wore a light gray suede trench coat with a matching belt fastened by a oversized silver buckle. She added another pair of black patent leather pumps, with this one differentiating itself with an ankle strap.

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Muaddi chicly attended Christian Dior’s spring 2025 show on Sept. 24, 2024 in Paris, France. She paired a white short sleeve button down shirt with a black satin midi skirt. Muaddi accessorized with a denim quilted bag and a pair of blackout sunglasses. She finished the look with black croc-embossed heels that featured an ankle strap and a pointed toe.

Amina Muaddi at Dior

The designer continued her appearances at Paris Fashion Week with an unreleased set from her footwear line. While out in Paris, France on Sept. 25, 2024, she wore a black turtleneck sweater with a leather button down skirt. To complete the look, she opted for the Christine, a white pointed-toe pump that featured a stiletto heel that was about 3 inches tall.

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During Spring 2025 Fashion Month, the fashion designer kept herself up to date with the latest trends by sitting front row at several shows wearing some of her iconic silhouettes, including an unreleased set.