
Sofia Richie Takes the Snakeskin Shoe Trend Into Fall With Pointed Heels in Los Angeles
Sofia Richie Grainge gave her stamp of approval to mixing animal prints while out in Los Angeles on Thursday, stepping out in snakeskin shoes and a deer print jacket from her freshly launched brand SRG.

For her footwear, Grainge embraced one of the trendiest shoe prints of the year, snakeskin. She donned a high-heel style with a curved, low-cut vamp and a long, narrow toe; the multicolored print grounded her outfit in earthy neutral tones. She joins a bevy of stars who have shown appreciation for the reptilian look this year — Sarah Jessica Parker has donned Jimmy Choo boots, Rihanna has put on Amina Muaddi boots and Michael B. Jordan has worn Second/Layer boots, to name a few examples.
FN interviewed stylists earlier in 2025 to figure out why the snakeskin look is doing so well.
Stylist Philippe Uter said of the trend, “Snakeskin shoes evoke feelings of empowerment, allure and sensuality, depending on the wearer. Making them not just a trend, but a bold and sexy reflection of personal identity.”

Richie Grainge modeled the reptilian shoes with black straight-leg pants and the Blake jacket from SRG, which features a brown and white deer print. Her new brand is available only through Revolve and Frwd.
“I wanted to create a brand people return to season after season, with pieces built on quality and created for longevity,” Sofia Richie Grainge said in a press release. “Bringing SRG to life has been a vision I’ve had for years, with every detail carefully considered to create true wardrobe investments.”

In terms of her footwear fashion relationships, Richie Grainge was announced as a brand ambassador for Stuart Weitzman last year. She has also helped to promote the Reebok Classic AZ sneaker lately.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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