
Jessica Alba and Daughter Honor Warren Coordinate in Metallic Sandals by Loewe and Kurt Geiger London for ‘Evita’ London Press Night
Jessica Alba stepped out in London on Monday night with her 17-year-old daughter, Honor Warren, for the press night performance of “Evita” at the London Palladium. The mother-daughter duo embraced an elevated, understated palette and doubled down on crystal-studded footwear with metallic finishes.

Alba wore a strapless mocha-toned midi dress with a softly structured bodice and slight sheen, paired with Loewe’s Crystal Flower metallic leather ankle-strap sandals in gold. The open-toe stilettos, which retail for $1,550, featured a single front strap adorned with 3D crystal-embellished flower petals. A slim ankle strap with a small buckle completed the silhouette, which sits on a 90mm gold stiletto heel.

Standing beside her, Honor Warren wore an olive green slipdress with spaghetti straps and a ruffle detail at the neckline. She grounded the look in a pair of Kurt Geiger London’s Kensington Langley sandals, silver block heels entirely covered in faceted crystals. The shoe’s signature eagle head — also encrusted in crystals — sat atop the toe strap, echoing the maximalist sparkle of her mother’s sandals but with a sturdier silhouette.

Just a day earlier, the duo took a more casual approach at Wimbledon, wearing floral prints and crisp sneakers. Their Evita appearance, by contrast, embraced moodier colors, sleeker shapes and a dressed-up finish that felt right at home on a West End red carpet.

Alba carried a brown gathered leather bag and kept her accessories minimal — a slim necklace and gold hoops — letting the floral crystal sandals serve as the visual anchor of her look. Warren coordinated with simple gold jewelry and a matching silver clutch.
Their coordinated styling echoed a broader trend of family pairs subtly syncing their looks for press moments. The choice of earth tones placed them in quiet contrast to other attendees, including Rachel Zegler, who wore a voluminous Dior couture gown for her starring role in the West End production.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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