Olivia Munn Goes Cozy Post-Holidays in Classic Black Booties While in New York
Olivia Munn was spotted cozied up in a warm outfit while in New York yesterday.
The “X-Men: Apocalypse” actress kept it casual for her romp in the city wearing a pair of black boots. The winter-ready style featured high-shine patent leather uppers that transitioned into rounded toes and thick non-slip rubber soles, making the silhouette perfect for the harsh winter weather. Around 4-inch block heels rounded out the set, offering Munn a subtle boost in height, creating the illusion of length.
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No matter the composition, boots like the thespian’s own are perfect for the fall and winter seasons, given the style encompasses the wearer’s foot, shielding them from the elements.
For those looking to channel Munn’s effortless Big Apple moment, brands like Steve Madden, Aldo, Calvin Klein, Nine West, Schutz, DKNY, Chinese Laundry and Zara all feature comparable styles for a range of prices and sizes.
On the outfit front, the “New Girl” star sported a puffy black zip-up jacket in an oversized style fixed with a shearling collar and brown leather accents. On the bottom, Munn wore light-wash denim with a slightly flared hem. As for accessories, the performer kept it simple, donning black sunglasses hailing from Chanel.
When it comes to footwear, Munn often dresses sharply and comfortably. The “Office Christmas Party” actress has been spotted on and off the red carpet in neutral and printed thigh-high boots, pumps and strappy sandals by Brian Atwood, Stuart Weitzman, Tory Burch and Christian Louboutin. Off-duty, her looks also feature Louise et Cie loafers, Forsake work boots and Gucci slides. Her day-to-day styles usually include black and white sneakers by Converse and Adidas, though she owns numerous Avre pairs.
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