
Rita Ora Brings Back Barbiecore Pink in Russell & Bromley Slingbacks for the Music Industry Trust Awards 2025
Rita Ora attended the Music Industry Trust Awards 2025 (MITS) at The Grosvenor House Hotel on Monday in London, wearing hot pink slingback shoes fit for a queen.

Ora opted for a pair of Russell & Bromley heels, a footwear brand that has become a favorite for Queen Camilla over the years. The singer wore the brand’s Hillcliffe Slingback High Court heels in a vibrant hot pink hue, reviving the Barbiecore pink trend. The shoes are part of the Hillcliffe series, a modern expression of the classic court heel.
Ora’s shoes are made of a pink textile with a smooth, lustrous, satin-like finish. The textured heels’ material has a subtle ribbed or grooved pattern that appeared to move along with her as she walked down the red carpet at the event. The high-heeled slingback court stood out thanks to its clean lines and sculptural height, measuring 3.1 inches.

The shoes are crafted in Italy with a classic pointed toe, signature heel and leather sole. Each style is available in mid- or high-heel heights. They are also available in all-black and purple plum leather versions, as well as metallic silver, and all retail for around $385. Russell & Bromley, a British luxury footwear brand, has been around since 1873 and continues to be popular with members of the royal family, particularly Queen Camilla and Kate Middleton.

Ora was in London for just 24 hours to attend the annual MITS, which raises funds for music charities Nordoff-Robbins and The BRIT Trust. The singer hit the stage at the event, performing in her bold pink ensemble. She wore an oversize pink fur coat, styled off the shoulder, on the carpet to show off her matching sparkling strapless minidress.
She paired the slingback heels with thick hot pink tights, creating a full monochrome pink look. She added a bright blond wig to her look, delivering a complete Barbie-inspired aesthetic. This year’s award recipient was Ashley Tabor-King, the founder and executive president of Global Media & Entertainment.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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