2000s R&B hits star Mya Harrison looked stunning at Coach Woodson’s annual invitational in Las Vegas. A vocal vegan activist, she has been open about the benefits and challenges of veganism.
“Some of the pros of veganism? Let’s start with clarity in the mental space, even spiritual connection with the rest of the world, environmentalism, it takes about 25,000 gallons of water to produce one pound of beef,” Mya said in a video shared on Facebook. “There [are] all these things attached to veganism.”
However, she also acknowledged that adopting a vegan lifestyle can be challenging, especially for those without guidance and support.
Mya Harrison pulls her hair back at the Coach Woodson Las Vegas Invitational Party held on July 10, 2016, at 1Oak Nightclub in Las Vegas (Credit: DJDM / WENN)
Mya took to the red carpet in a geometric printed top from Rio de Janeiro clothing brand TM, matched with a pair of pants from the newly-launched brand K. RaShae.
Mya Harrison wears a black-and-white Rio de Janeiro brand TM shirt (Credit: DJDM / WENN)
Mya turned to Italian designer Lodovico Zordanazzo for a pair of animal-friendly vegan “Alexis” pumps in black.
Lodovico Zordanazzo started his eponymous brand in 2014 and has worked in various roles in the fashion industry, including as a visual merchandiser and shoe designer for brands like Casadei, Karl Lagerfeld, and Victoria Beckham. He studied at Istituto Marangoni and currently resides in London.
Mya Harrison’s feet in vegan Lodovico Zordanazzo pumps (Credit: DJDM / WENN)
She accessorized her ensemble with a stack of silver bracelets and some silver rings.
Known for hit songs including “Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are),” “Case of the Ex,” and “Lady Marmalade,” Mya tied her hair back and wore metallic eyeshadow and bright red lipstick.
As interesting as her shoes are, who wants to see Mya belt out “Case of the Ex” in 2016? We know we do.
Mya changed from her black-and-white outfit into a fringed cutout dress before hitting the stage.
The vegan “Alexis” pumps from Lodovico Zordanazzo, an emerging brand of women’s shoes (Credit: Lodovico Zordanazzo and Mya’s Instagram)
Mya must have pulled some strings to get her hands on a pair of Lodovico Zordanazzo “Alexis” pumps because they are unavailable online.
You can check out similar prism-heeled pumps from Nicholas Kirkwood on Farfetch and Net-a-Porter.
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