Ivy Getty tapped into fall’s texture conversation on Tuesday night, bringing brown suede knee-high boots into sharp contrast against a black, high-shine set at Printemps New York’s “A Holiday in Paris” celebration.
The heiress and model’s boots appeared in a deep brown suede with a soft square toe, a fitted knee-high shaft and a midheight heel wrapped in matching suede. Vertical stitching defined the line up the leg, keeping the silhouette clean. With the suede covering both the upper and the heel, the construction stayed uniform from toe to top, offering a matte counterpoint to the rest of the look.
Ivy Getty wears brown suede knee-high boots as she attends “A Holiday in Paris” at Printemps New York on Tuesday in New York City.
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Getty paired the boots with a shimmering black tank top and matching shorts layered over semi-sheer black tights. The shine-and-suede mix created a texture contrast, with the brown breaking up the monochrome set. Accessories stayed compact: a brown fur-textured Cossack-style hat, a box-shaped purse and a small set of black beaded pieces worn with what appeared to be a diamond script “I” necklace.
Her knee-high pair also joins a broader suede-boot run that has cut across red carpets, premieres and city streets as temperatures drop. Two days earlier, Zara Tindall stepped into black suede over-the-knee boots from Fairfax & Favor at Cheltenham’s November Meeting. In New York, Brooke Shields kept the suede theme going at an Alice + Olivia event in slim black over-the-knee boots worn with a green coat-and-skirt set. Kate Hudson kept to the material in Los Angeles with chocolate brown suede boots at a “Song Sung Blue” screening, while Kris Jenner wore camel suede during a day of shopping in London.
A closer look at Ivy Getty’s knee-high brown suede boots.
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The look landed inside an event built around visual interplay. Printemps’ holiday installation transformed the downtown store into an immersive tableau of Parisian performance, with dancers, musicians and illuminated set pieces shifting the mood from retail launch to cultural program. The Wall Street location opened earlier this year as the Paris retailer’s first U.S. outpost, introducing a 55,000-square-foot space built around experiential design and a mix of fashion, food and cultural programming — a setting that gives nights like “Holiday in Paris” their theatrical pull.
