
Jennifer Garner Shows Off Heels From Larroudé’s Latest Capsule Collection at International Medical Corps’ 2025 Annual Awards
Jennifer Garner went for an all-black look with matching heels to attend the International Medical Corps’ 2025 Annual Awards at the Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel, on Thursday in Beverly Hills. Garner was at the event alongside her longtime friend and “13 Going on 30” costar Judy Greer, who was presented with the International Medical Corps’ Global Champion Award this year in recognition of her advocacy with the organization.

The “Yes Day” actress kept it sleek in a Dolce & Gabbana velvet strapless dress, which consisted of a corset top and a midi-length skirt. Garner added a bit of sparkle to the monochrome look through her shoes. She popped on a pair of pointed black heels, opting for the Larroudé x CPPXO D’Orsay pumps, which are part of the footwear brand’s collaboration with Candy Pratts Price.
The Larroudé X CPPXO collection pays homage to the time when the footwear brand’s co-founder, Marina Larroudé, worked under Price, who became her mentor, guide, and inspiration. Twenty years later, the pair came together to create a capsule that honors their roots, which was released in September.
Garner’s pair are made from a black denim material, which was decorated with delicate crystal floral appliqués, adding a feminine touch to a traditional shoe silhouette. The D’Orsay pump is a timeless design in which the vamp is cut away on the sides, leaving the arch and the side of the foot exposed, adding a twist to the classic stiletto shape.

The heels feature a closed, pointed toe, a 3.8-inch stiletto heel, and an insole made with memory foam and a hot-stamped logo. The pumps, like all Larroudé’s shoes, are handmade in Brazil. The pumps are currently on sale for $315 on the Larroudé website.
When “The Last Thing He Told Me” star is not in her Brooks running sneakers, she can be spotted wearing classic pointed-toe pumps from brands like Saint Laurent, Jimmy Choo, Manolo Blahnik and more.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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