.kiernanshipka owned the streets of Venice in these MaisonValentino heels. 👠
perfectly complemented her plaid mini skirt, a navy piece with accents of red and gold woven throughout. She paired the raw-hem skirt with a matching cropped blazer layered over a bandeau top in the same fabric and a gold chain necklace. A closer look at Shipka's blazer reveals the designer's signature black, white and red triangle print in the interior lining.
The pumps were the true star of Shipka's outfit, and she isn't the only star who's been loving sky-high heels. In fact,
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