Latto brought logomania flair to London on Wednesday, stepping into the Evian “Mountain of Youth” VIP Suite at The Championships, Wimbledon in a head-to-toe neutral look that placed luxury branding front and center. The Grammy-nominated rapper opted for a statement-making footwear choice: white thong-style flip-flops layered under pale blush gaiters from Chanel, complete with double-C logos at the shin and ankle.

Latto’s sandals kept a low profile: flat, optic white and cut with a V-shaped vamp that curved into gently squared-off toes. She paired them with Chanel’s ruched Guêtre gaiters in pale rose, scrunched above and below the knee with elasticized hems. The mix nodded to the house’s archival codes but landed firmly in 2025’s sport-luxe lane.

The accessories were styled with an athleisure-forward set anchored by heather gray shorts and a cropped zip-up hoodie, worn over a ribbed white tank. She finished the look with oversized shield sunglasses, a crystal-set choker and a double-pocketed Chanel crossbody bag in coordinating blush and gray tones.

The look echoed a styling thread Latto’s carried through the year. At the 2025 Grammys, she wore a fur-trimmed ivory gown by Matthew + Reginald, featuring a layered diamond cross pendant. At the Pre-Grammy Gala, she opted for a black lace-up gown punctuated with more cross jewelry. In both cases, the accessories sharpened the silhouette and made her taste for bold, icon-driven styling clear.

Her Wimbledon footwear aligns with a broader movement in fashion that’s recontextualizing the flip-flop. Once relegated to poolside wear, thong sandals have become unexpected red carpet mainstays. From Pharrell Williams’ crocodile-trimmed LV Flip at Louis Vuitton to Jonathan Bailey’s minimalist leather pair by The Row, the silhouette is having a high-fashion resurgence. While some stars, like Dwyane Wade, have firmly rejected the style, citing comfort and coverage, others like Latto are leaning in.