Leah Sava Jeffries Serves Three Distinct Looks Promoting Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 2—Anchored by Sculptural Heels

Leah Sava Jeffries has been busy on the press circuit promoting the second season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians, and with each appearance, her style story feels more intentional.

Standing around 5’2″ (approximately 157–158 cm), the actress is learning how to use proportion, structure, and styling to her advantage—leaning into silhouettes and footwear choices that subtly elongate her frame while still feeling youthful and expressive.

Leah Sava Jeffries, who is reprising her role as Athena’s daughter Annabeth Chase in the second season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians, was recently seen promoting the show at the GMA3: What You Need to Know studios. The new season follows Percy Jackson (Walker Scobell) as he returns to Camp Half-Blood a year later, discovering that the camp is under threat from Kronos’s forces and that Grover has gone missing. To save the day, Percy must journey into the Sea of Monsters in search of the Golden Fleece.

Leah Sava Jeffries steps out to promote Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 2, showcasing a feminine, fantasy-leaning style evolution—anchoring soft couture looks by Maison Rizman Ruzaini, Do Long, and Tang Chi Couture with pointed heels and sculpted silhouettes that subtly elongate her petite frame (Credit: Roger Wong / Jeff Moore / PA Images / INSTARimages / Jeffrey Mayer / Future Image / Cover Images)

For the GMA show, Leah wore a pink Maison Rizman Ruzaini outfit paired with Christian Louboutin heels. The color was sweet and girly, but the silhouette felt more sophisticated than what we’re used to from her. Leah embraced goddess energy at the world premiere in Los Angeles earlier this month while donning a figure-hugging gold Tang Chi Couture gown. She switched gears again for the London screening, adopting a softer, fantasy-inspired look in a flowing blue Do Long gown that immediately made me think of ocean waves, perfectly tying into the Sea of Monsters storyline.

Each look showed a different side of Leah’s evolving, experimental style, and I’m curious to see where she takes it next. Let’s take a closer look at her latest outfits.

Sweet Meets Sculptural: Pink Maison Rizman Ruzaini Set with Christian Louboutin “Condora” Heels

Leah Sava Jeffries arrived at the GMA3 What You Need to Know studios in a $2,158 blush pink Maison Rizman Ruzaini “Konya” set that captured a flirty, girly vibe, striking a balance between sweet and sophisticated. The tweed fabric immediately caught my eye. It added texture and structure, giving the pastel shade a more elevated feel.

The fitted bustier corset-style top featured a sweetheart neckline and boning that beautifully shaped the silhouette. For a 16-year-old, the look seemed mature, with the puffed long sleeves giving the design a more grown-up appearance. The structured waist cinched in before flaring out, creating a sculpted bell shape that added a modern, slightly futuristic edge. It also came with a statement, crystal-encrusted brooch, giving the outfit a touch of sparkle.

Paired with matching tailored shorts that peeked out beneath the top, the set played with proportions that looked fresh and polished.

Leah Sava Jeffries drops by the GMA3 What You Need to Know studios in a pastel pink tweed outfit by Maison Rizman Ruzaini, featuring tiny shorts and a corset bustier top with structured shoulders and a bell-shaped waist, on December 17, 2025, in New York City. (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

Sharp Lines & Slanted Heels: Christian Louboutin “Condora” Pumps

What really sealed the look were the shoes. Leah chose the pink Christian Louboutin “Condora” ankle-strap heels, and they matched the outfit without completely blending. The pointed toes added a sharp contrast to the softness of the tweed, giving the ensemble a hint of edge, while the open back kept the focus on the slanted heels.

These Christian Louboutin “Condora” pumps—one of the house’s more contemporary, architectural silhouettes—are instantly recognizable by their sharp, bird’s-beak pointed toe, low-cut vamp, and distinctive slanted heel that gives the shoe its forward-leaning, graphic profile. Finished with a slender ankle strap, the style is available for $1,095 at Nordstrom and Mytheresa.

Leah kept her jewelry minimal, opting for delicate earrings and a couple of statement rings that added just the right amount of sparkle.

Her glam was striking, with fluttery lashes, winged eyeliner, and a touch of shimmering eyeshadow, finished with a bronzed glow and nude lipstick. Her softly styled waves kept everything light and effortless, letting the outfit take center stage.

Leah Sava Jeffries grounds her blush pink look with architectural Christian Louboutin “Condora” pumps, using sharp lines and a slanted heel to balance the softness of tweed (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

Oceanic Draping in Do Long: A Fantasy-Inspired Blue-Carpet Moment

At the London screening at Picturehouse Central, Leah Sava Jeffries stepped onto the blue carpet in a striking gown by Vietnam-based label Do Long, known for its luxurious fabrics and exquisite craftsmanship. The look immediately reminded me of ocean waves—fluid, serene, and quietly powerful—which felt especially fitting given the second book in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, Sea of Monsters.

I loved the attached head scarf, which framed her face beautifully and flowed seamlessly into the sheer halter bodice. The metallic, body-hugging fabric, combined with 3D draping techniques, moved in soft diagonal waves across her torso, hugging Leah’s waist and hips to create a sculpted silhouette before falling into a sleek column skirt. A slight train added just the right touch of drama, keeping the look elegant, fun, and age-appropriate.

The pale blue shade looked incredible against Leah’s complexion.

Leah Sava Jeffries attends the London screening of Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 2 in a metallic blue gown by Do Long featuring a head scarf, a halter bodice, and a sweeping skirt on December 10, 2025, in London, England (Credit: Jeff Moore / PA Images / INSTARimages)

Her hair was parted down the middle and pulled back neatly, allowing her earrings to peek through and add a subtle sparkle. She stayed true to her signature glam with shimmering lids, soft cat-eye liner, fluttery lashes, and a two-toned lip that felt polished but youthful.

A delicate bracelet and a few rings completed Leah’s look. While her shoes weren’t visible, I imagine she opted for white or light blue heels to keep the palette cohesive.

Mermaidcore Precision: Tang Chi Couture’s Sculpted Gold Premiere Gown

At the Los Angeles premiere, Jeffries embraced mermaidcore, perfectly aligned with the series’ theme. She wore a golden-brown gown by Tang Chi Couture, a New York–based label known for its sculptural, concept-driven designs. Her look had this earthy, beachy mood that felt cinematic, which immediately drew me in!

The warm golden-brown gown had a strapless velvet corset bodice, gorgeously structured with visible boning that defined Leah’s shape. I loved how the velvet added richness and depth, and the color looked perfect on her skin tone. It was soft, warm, and glowing under the lights.

The details around the hips were where the dress really came alive for me. A wavy, diagonal panel wrapped around the waist, finished with dangling hairpin-like metal pieces that added just the right amount of edge. The gown stayed fitted through the hips before flowing into a sheer, flared skirt, bringing in softness and movement. As it fell to the floor, the soft train added that final, flowing touch that completed the mermaid silhouette.

Leah Sava Jeffries embraces mermaidcore in a golden brown Tang Chi Couture gown featuring a corset bodice and a waist adorned with hairpins, styled with a statement necklace with dangling spike accents on December 3, 2025, at the Academy Museum in Los Angeles (Credit: Jeffrey Mayer / Future Image / Cover Images)

Leah’s accessories perfectly complemented the dress. Her statement necklace stood out, featuring spike-like elements with one bold drop in front and several cascading down her back, mirroring the metallic details on the gown. She finished the look with a simple bangle and a few rings, while her beach-wave hair, with a braided crown, tied everything together in a relaxed, ocean-inspired way.

As for shoes, they weren’t visible beneath the hem, but I couldn’t help thinking that gold or bronze heels would have been the perfect final touch.

Percy Jackson Stars & How Footwear Shapes Their Red-Carpet Style

As Percy Jackson and the Olympians continues to expand its cultural footprint, its cast members—past and present—have delivered a steady stream of memorable red-carpet and off-duty fashion moments.

From Alexandra Daddario’s evolution from demigod heroine to fashion fixture to her polished, shoe-forward appearances at global events, footwear has consistently played a defining role. Below, explore related Your Next Shoes features spotlighting how Percy Jackson stars use heels, boots, and flats to shape their signature looks.