Storm Reid, Andrew Scott & More Stars in Christian Louboutin Shoes at W Magazine’s Golden Globes 2024 Pre-Party
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Christian Louboutin’s signature shoes brought a burst of statement style to the Golden Globe Awards’ party circuit — including “W” magazine’s annual “Best Performances” soirée.
Ahead of the Globes, the occasion also celebrated the viral launch of the title’s “Best Performances” issue, which celebrates stars’ top performances across film and television. Louboutin’s sultry sandals, glitzy pumps and more were spotted on numerous guests at the party at Chateau Marmont, including nominees Cailee Spaeny, Quinta Brunson and FNAA-winning actress Storm Reid. On the men’s front, stars including Andrew Scott, James Marsden and Paul W. Downs also laced into pairs of the designer’s thick-soled brogues and dapper loafers.
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Below, discover all the stars wearing Christian Louboutin at “W” magazine’s “Best Performances” party ahead of the 2024 Golden Globes.
Storm Reid
Storm Reid arrived to the “W” party in a pair of Louboutin’s Hot Chick Sling pumps. The FNAA-winning star’s brown leather style featured smooth pointed-toe uppers, complete with scalloped slingback straps and thin stiletto heels. The pair sharply complemented her light brown Tory Burch tulle dress, which was glamorously accented with gold Van Cleef & Arpels bracelets and diamond-lined hoop earrings.
Andrew Scott
Andrew Scott, nominated at the Golden Globes for his leading role in the drama “All Of Us Strangers,” slipped on Louboutin’s white leather No Penny loafers for the “W” party. The pair brought a dapper base to his Warren Alfie Baker-styled outfit: a graphic blue T-shirt and black Vince trousers, accented with a thin chain necklace.
Cailee Spaeny
Cailee Spaeny, nominated at the Golden Globes for her titular role in Sofia Coppola’s “Priscilla,” stepped out for the occasion in a pair of Louboutin’s black suede Condora Queen Plume sandals: a high-heeled style with flared feather and crystal accents. The set added a dramatic finish to the actress’ black lace Miu Miu top, bralette and skirt, which stylist Nicky Yates complemented with gleaming Bulgari jewelry.
Quinta Brunson
Quinta Brunson, nominated at the Golden Globes for her television show “Abbott Elementary,” arrived to the “W” party in a pair of Louboutin’s black satin 513 sandals. The crystal-trimmed style added a sleek finish to her silky black one-shouldered dress, which featured an allover red rose print for a blossoming touch.
Danielle Brooks
Danielle Brooks, nominated for her role in “The Color Purple” at the Golden Globes, shone in a metallic gold and PVC pair of Louboutin’s heeled Cassandrissima Alta sandals. The pair featured a sparkling crystal trim, which stylist Jennifer Austin paired with a sequined, pale peach slit dress for a gleaming finish.
James Marsden
James Marsden, nominated at the Golden Globes for “Jury Duty,” stepped out at the “W” party in the Urbino dress shoes: a round-toed Louboutin style with black leather uppers and faintly squared heels. The set added a subtle height boost to his black shirt and trousers, layered with a light beige windowpane blazer.
Hannah Einbinder
“Hacks” star Hannah Einbinder stepped out for the “W” party in a set of Louboutin’s black satin Mascasandal. The open-toed set was finished with gleaming gold metal heels, which added a minimalist edge to her sans-top black suit.
Paul W. Downs
Paul W. Downs, who starred and co-created “Hacks,” slipped on a pair of Louboutin’s black suede Rosalio Chelsea boots. The sharp pair complemented his polka-dotted shirt and pants, worn under a black blazer. Meanwhile, Downs’ wife Lucia Aniello sparkled in a pair of Louboutin’s Kate Sling straps pumps — a pointed-toe style covered in glittering blue crystals.
Ayo Edebiri
Ayo Edibiri, nominated for her role in “The Bear” at the Golden Globes, soared at the “W” soirée in a pair of Louboutin’s Movida sandals — a platform-soled style crafted from black satin. The style added a formal edge to her dress for the occasion: a blue, green and white style from Marni, crafted to appear like layered stickers for a whimsical flair.
Laura Love
Laura Love buckled into Louboutin’s black patent leather Miss Jane heels, a Mary Jane-style pump with rounded toes and short block heels. The preppy set was paired with the designer’s matching Loubila shoulder bag, which added a slick finish to Love’s embellished black velvet minidress.
Elisa Sednaoui
Elisa Sednaoui slipped on Louboutin’s black satin Degraqueen mules, featuring an open-toed silhouette accented with gleaming crystals. The jeweled pair glamorously complemented the actress’ black silk dress and dark red velvet coat for the occasion.
The Golden Globe Awards celebrate the top performances across film and television. This year’s ceremony is hosted by comedian Jo Koy and features a star-studded afterparty presented by Billboard and Rémy Martin. Viewers can watch the Golden Globes live on CBS and stream on Paramount+. Ahead of the ceremony, WWD will host its first real-time red carpet digital show, hosted by Jeannie Mai highlighting the looks from the red carpet arrivals. On Monday, WWD will reveal the winners of its Style Awards during the red carpet recap on wwd.com/golden-globes at 10 a.m. ET.
About the Author:
Aaron Royce is the Digital Editor for Footwear News, where he writes stories on trending news, celebrity style, collaborations and in-depth profile interviews. Prior to joining Footwear News, Aaron wrote for publications including PAPER, Grazia and the Daily Front Row. He currently holds a B.S. in mass communications from Virginia Commonwealth University.
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