If we had to pick one word to describe Salma Hayek’s personal style it would be versatile, as she always has fun experimenting with her looks and pushing boundaries when it comes to styling. Whether she’s nailing bombshell Old Hollywood style on the red carpet or wearing a billowing, printed caftan while vacationing on a yacht in the South of France, the actor and philanthropist has a knack for bringing glamour to any event. Her latest styling triumph? Wearing one of spring’s most prominent footwear trends: surrealist, sculptural shoes.
On her latest Instagram post, the 56-year-old star wore an almost boudoir-ready outfit: a dark floral silk pajama set by Borgo de Nor with a pearl necklace. However, the real talking point of the look is her Alexander McQueen Arc sock boots that are made from a tight-fighting black knit and feature a sculptural silver-finished heel. Hayek is married to François-Henri Pinaut, the chairman and CEO of Kering, and frequently selects looks from Gucci, Alexander McQueen, and their stablemates at the luxury conglomerate. So it’s no surprise to see her sporting McQueen’s hero shoe for the season.
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The spring 2023 shows were awash with a wide range of sculptural, surrealist footwear choices. From Loewe’s court heels adorned with deflated balloons to Moschino’s pumps resembling blow-up pool floats—as well as JW Anderson’s viral frog slippers in collaboration with Wellipets—there’s no shortage of wacky styles of shoes for fashion enthusiasts.
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Although we are still experiencing cooler temperatures, Salma Hayek’s most recent outfit, which is festooned in florals, signals the much-anticipated shift toward spring styling. Salma aptly captions her latest carousel post with: “Me waiting for Spring, thank God it’s here!”
This article first appeared in British Vogue.
