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Click. Even if it's only to see the shoe-like contraptions Rihanna wore.

By Chelsea Peng

Mar 13, 2015

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Color! Metallic! Faux fur! *squeal*

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Emma Watson in Purified Cutout Pumps

I'm not sure exactly which category these fall under, which is part of these chunky, grandma-ish boots' (yeah, let's go with that) appeal.

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Solange in Nicholas Kirkwood x Roksanda Sandals

It wouldn't really be fair to to include Solange the winner's circle again, but those color-blocked heels with the color-blocked Harbison coat with the tinsel...

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Rihanna in Simone Rocha Mules

Go ahead and laugh—Rihanna DGAF because those furry slippers are hella comfy/trendy.

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Lena Dunham in Nicholas Kirkwood Platforms

This is how Lena Dunham downtown-ifies a pretty, ladies-who-brunch dress look—with some sneaker-soled lace platforms.

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Florence Welch in Saint Laurent Ankle Boots

What's that you were saying about Chanel suits? Get her witchy, wicked-cool kitten-heel ankle boots here.

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Lily James in Aquazzura Pumps

Miss James has been serving up sparkly confection after sparkly confection on her Cinderella promo tour, so this choice of footwear comes as a pleasant, modern surprise.

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Juilanna Marguiles in Jerome C. Rousseau Sandals

I'm just as surprised as you are! It's really the judo-belt tie detail that earned these black strappy heels a spot on the list.

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Jennifer Connelly in Louis Vuitton Akle-Strap Pumps

I could totally DIY these round-toe pumps with some embroidery thread and gold spray paint, right? (Lie to me.)

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Kerry Washington in Christian Loubouton Pumps

This *gestures wildly in a vertical formation* is perfect. The price on these chartreuse patent-leather pointed-toes, however, leaves much to be desired. (Not that I'm not contemplating it.)