Sofia Vergara brought her signature brand of feminine glamour to Madrid on Tuesday night, appearing at the Toty skin care presentation in a look that balanced romantic ease with dramatic elevation — literally. The Colombian American actress and entrepreneur wore a strapless floral dress and soaring nude platforms to celebrate her brand’s growing international footprint at the Four Seasons Hotel.

The dress, printed with blooming coral, lilac and white florals, featured a twist-front bodice that gathered just below the bust and a drop-waist A-line skirt that floated to mid-shin. Its flirty silhouette served as a breezy counterpart to the structured footwear anchoring the look: a pair of Christian Louboutin’s Loubi Queen Alta platform sandals, crafted in napa leather.

The heels, which reach nearly six inches thanks to a thick platform and ultra-thin stiletto, feature a delicate ankle strap and toe-hugging front strap. Vergara isn’t the only star reaching for the Loubi Queen Alta lately, either.

Sabrina Carpenter wore them to Moda Operandi’s Pre-Met Gala Cocktail Party in May and again at the “SNL 50” anniversary special in February, pairing the style with slitted Versace gowns both times. Heidi Klum also stepped out in towering sandals while filming “Project Runway” Season 21 in New York, styling them with a sheer tan midi dress from The Attico. The reworked spring 2021 silhouette has become a go-to for celebrities who lean into maximalist heights with minimal surface area.

While Vergara’s look evoked old-Hollywood glamour, it was also deeply tied to her brand identity. TOTY, her SPF- and treatment-forward skin care line developed with Spain’s Cantabria Labs, continues to position itself at the intersection of beauty, protection and inclusivity. The Madrid event spotlighted its newest launches, including the Reversa Retinol serum, and followed a major retail expansion to Thirteen Lune in the U.S.

“I’m excited because our mission and values align in supporting and advocating for powerful Black and brown women entrepreneurs,” Vergara told WWD earlier this year. Since launching Toty in 2023, she has emphasized the importance of accessibility and Latin heritage, both through bilingual packaging and products designed for diverse skin tones and concerns.