
Chase Infiniti Punctuates a Perforated Alaïa Look With Pointed d’Orsay Pumps for ‘Jimmy Kimmel’
Chase Infiniti transitioned from the off-white Oscar de la Renta look she wore to the National Board of Review Awards Gala on Tuesday to an all-black look from Alaïa for an appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Wednesday. She was dressed head-to-toe in the Paris-based brand, with her ensemble grounded in a pair of d’orsay pumps.

The breakout star from “One Battle After Another” wore Alaïa’s Drop Pumps in Leather, a style with a lacquered stiletto heel and classic pointed toe. True to form of a d’orsay pump, the upper was cut away at the sides, revealing more of the foot than the more conservative traditional pump style. The silhouette also featured a low-cut vamp and a slender ankle strap with a silver buckle. The Drop style from Alaïa retails for $1,500.

The shoes completed an outfit from the winter-spring 2026 Archetypes Collection by Pieter Mulier. The look included a shiny black perforated peplum top and skirt, both of which flared out at the bottom. The sleeveless top featured a high neck and was cinched by a black belt, and the skirt was midi length. As for the rest of her look, the 25-year-old actress wore her curly hair out and accessorized with hoop earrings.

Infiniti has become one to watch on the red carpet since her feature film debut in “One Battle After Another,” which has earned her nominations amid awards season. The new Louis Vuitton brand ambassador wore a custom gown from the French label to Sunday’s Golden Globes; the garment featured a structured crystal-embellished mirrored bodice over a black velvet skirt. She also wore a custom Louis Vuitton dress to the “One Battle After Another” Los Angeles premiere in September, a champagne-hued embroidered halter gown which was accented by darker platform sandals from the brand.
Infiniti has been working with stylist duo Wayman + Micah, and her recent run has leaned on clear, high-contrast choices. Earlier in the week, that also included white heels — a timely move, given how many celebrities have been wearing crisp white shoes as of late.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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