Solange Knowles kept her cool in Paris on Friday, trading flash for form at Loewe’s spring 2026 show. The singer arrived in the brand’s Toy pump, a goatskin style with a petal-shaped toe and curved lacquered heel.

The black pair wrapped close to the foot, cut with a smooth vamp and soft inward curve that gave the silhouette its sculptural feel. Loewe’s Toy heel — short, glossy and rounded at the base — brought a quiet lift and just enough oddity to remind whose house it is.

Knowles wore them under a dark oversized coat layered over a white ribbed tank and washed gray jeans that hit low over the heel. The mix of slouch and precision worked in her favor: relaxed through the leg, exact at the shoe. A chocolate top-handle bag and rectangular frames kept the palette restrained but still playful.

The Toy pump also tracks with Loewe’s deeper language of craft. Founded in Madrid in 1846 as a leather atelier, the house has long treated material as both discipline and provocation. The curved heel first appeared in Anderson’s spring 2022 collection, part of his study of inflated, toy-like form that became central to his Loewe era. Under Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, it returns with a clearer edge — less surreal, more physical. As WWD’s Miles Socha wrote, their debut carried “a freedom of expression, and an emotional quality that’s quite fierce and fiery and hot,” a charge that lingered even in the stillness of the front row.

It fits the “Cranes in the Sky” singer’s current rhythm. At Ferragamo in Milan just last week, she favored hardware-trimmed booties; at Telfar in New York earlier this year, Maryam Nassir Zadeh’s low thong sandals. In Paris, she distilled that focus on form into one decisive gesture: a Toy heel cutting through denim and air, small but certain, like a designer’s signature in motion.