
Elle Fanning Pierces the Comic-Con Crowd in Neon Pumps and a Sharp Suit
Elle Fanning didn’t blend into the Hall H crowd at San Diego Comic-Con 2025 on Friday — she sliced through it, literally and sartorially, in a pair of pointed neon pumps.
The “Predator: Badlands” actress stepped out in a subtle-but-striking footwear choice: high-vamp, sharply pointed pumps in a highlighter chartreuse shade. The shoes featured a matte finish and dramatic stiletto heel, creating a sleek and vivid punctuation mark beneath the floor-sweeping hem of her jet-black trousers.

She paired the shoes with a sharply tailored black suit and bandeau top, a silhouette that echoed the structured menace of her new sci-fi role while keeping the look rooted in contemporary polish. But it was the shoes that provided narrative contrast — the acid green flash beneath all that black recalling alien glow.

This isn’t Fanning’s first bold step this summer. At Cannes 2025, she wore angular orange Zanotti mules with a striped Max Mara shirtdress, and later floated across the red carpet in custom powder blue Chanel. Even her accessories — Prada’s sailor-striped tote, Balmain’s translucent cat-eyes — have nodded toward color play as a quiet motif.
She joins a growing wave of celebrities embracing green and pastel-forward shoes this season. Pamela Anderson recently wore hunter green Gianvito Rossi pumps to promote “The Naked Gun,” while Ahlgrens Bilar’s TikTok-fueled candy sneakers — a pastel fantasia — sold out on launch. Fanning’s pair sits somewhere between those extremes: grown-up but playful, high-impact but wearable.
“Predator: Badlands,” directed by Dan Trachtenberg, is a prequel set in the Predator universe, with Fanning starring alongside “Reservation Dogs” breakout D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai. The film, slated for release in 2026, was previewed during Disney’s showcase in Hall H, where Fanning joined the cast to debut early footage and concept art.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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