“Supergirl” star Milly Alcock took French girl dressing to the East Village in New York City on Wednesday with a pair of red ballet flats grounding her elevated minimalist ensemble.
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Alcock showcased a classic ballet flat in a bold scarlet hue. The silhouette featured a slim sole, rounded toe, low-cut vamp and a tonal trim. A dainty bow at the vamp completed the dance aesthetic with a light feminine flair.
Alcock’s shoe choice speaks to the popularity of red shoes we’ve been seeing lately, with the prevalence leading us to wonder if it’s the latest neutral shade. Search interest for red footwear has increased across multiple categories, according to data from Fashionphile.
A closer look at Milly Alcock’s shoes.
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Alcock’s ballet flats accompanied a look which was a study in laidback cool girl style. She wore a pair of baggy light wash jeans which were cinched with a brown belt featuring a large oval buckle. A simple clean white top was tucked into her jeans, and her outfit was set off by a signature design from Burberry: a beige trenchcoat with the British luxury brand’s classic check lining peeking out from the inside of the unbuttoned garment. The actress’ accessories included oversized sunglasses and a necklace with a pendant hanging from a thin red string.
Milly Alcock during an interview on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”
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Alcock has been booked and busy lately promoting “Supergirl,” which releases on Friday in theaters. On Tuesday, she went on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” wearing a black and white Paul Smith suit look completed with Jimmy Choo’s Scarlett leather mules in black which feature corset lacing and the brand’s signature drop heel. For the movie’s premiere in New York City on Monday, she went with an all-black Balenciaga look accented by the label’s Duchesse pumps which feature a dramatic V-cut vamp.
Milly Alcock at the DC Studios’ “Supergirl” world premiere held at The Plaza at 300 Ashland on June 22 in Brooklyn.
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