
Anya Taylor-Joy Blends the White Shoe and Mary Jane Trends With Sam Edelman Flats at Hungarian Grand Prix
Leaning into the ongoing white shoe trend, Anya Taylor-Joy wore a pair of dainty, white ballet flats at Formula 1‘s Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest on Saturday. The actress put on a pair of Sam Edelman‘s Michaela mary jane flats, which are currently on sale for $78.

The Michaela flats feature a timeless design and a classic silhouette, with a squared toe and squared vamp. The shoe features a sleek strap detail that goes over the foot and is fastened with a gold buckle that adds a pop of glam to the style. A slim heel measuring .97-cm lifts the shoe off the ground. Sam Edelman offers the Michaela in a wide range of colors, and it comes in different materials like patent leather, fabric, calf leather and raffia.
Taylor-Joy wore a white tank top with cream structured shorts, which featured black stitching around the belt loops and around the hem. She paired the look with a colorful Farm Rio Scarf Tote Bag, a green scarf on her head, a cream scarf over her shoulders, and Dior 30Montaigne S9U Butterfly sunglasses in black. She kept her glam toned down by wearing her bright blond hair in two braids, and added a pop of color with a deep red lip.

While white sneakers have been an ongoing trend recently, white shoes and heels have been a polarizing footwear option over the years. However, white shoes have been a go-to for celebrities this year, on and off the red carpet. Sydney Sweeney wore a pair of pearl white bridal shoes to a screening on Sunday, while other stars like Taraji P. Henson wore Rene Caovilla’s popular Cleo sandals in white at the Cannes Film Festival in May.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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