
Zoey Deutch Showcases Sculptural Mules From Larroudé and Nicolò Beretta Collaboration in New York City
Zoey Deutch made a fashion statement in New York City on Monday wearing sculptural mules from the recent collaboration between Larroudé and Italian designer Nicolò Beretta.

Deutch showcased the Larroudé by Nicolò B. Inna mule in black satin from the collaborative collection, which dropped in October. The backless style stands out with a distinctive curvaceous heel measuring 4.2 inches in back, and on the opposite end, the lustrous upper narrows into a classic pointed toe. The $450 made-in-Brazil style is also offered in a pink Strawberry Satin, a light blue Maya Satin and a bright red Scarlet Satin.
Displaying a classic color contrast, Deutch paired the black mules with a white knee-length dress featuring draped fabric and an asymmetric diagonal neckline. A red lip brought a touch of bold color to the actress’ look.

The collection took shoe design inspiration from the female body, Beretta previously explained to FN via email. “I wanted to create something very clean, so I focused on the shapes and made them extremely flattering,” the designer said. “Overall, the collection is an ode to femininity. The satin colors are inspired by lingerie and corsetry, evoking something pure and delicate.”
The collection includes the Zuzu Mesh boot and Anastasia boot, which feature the same winding heel as the Inna mule, as well as the Vitorria pump and the Maria ballet flat.
“I think Larroudé is all about giving women shoes they can actually wear with amazing quality and the right price point,” Beretta said. “When I started designing this collab, I wanted to create my own take on the must-have shoes for a woman’s wardrobe this season: a perfect ballerina, a sexy mule, a cool ankle boot and boots that make your legs look incredible. Everything had to be super versatile and easy to style. And honestly, I think we nailed it!”

Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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