At the 2015 People’s Choice Awards at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live (now the Peacock Theater) in Los Angeles, Chloë Grace Moretz brought a youthful Louis Vuitton look to the red carpet, balancing sharp leather textures with the experimental shoe styling Nicolas Ghesquière was introducing at the house in the mid-2010s.
Chloë Grace Moretz accepted her Favorite Dramatic Movie Actress award in a fitted Louis Vuitton look that balanced youthful styling with the futuristic detailing Nicolas Ghesquière brought to the brand’s early runway collections at the 2015 People’s Choice Awards held at the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles on January 7, 2015 (Credit: Apega / WENN)
While accepting the award for Favorite Dramatic Movie Actress, the then-17-year-old actress wore a striped leather mini skirt and a long-sleeved white lace top from the Louis Vuitton Spring 2015 collection.
The outfit paired soft detailing with structured materials, giving the look a slightly rebellious edge without feeling overworked.
The contrast between the crochet-knit blouse and the striped patent leather skirt captured the tension that defined much of Louis Vuitton’s Spring 2015 collection: soft, vintage-inspired textures paired with sharper, space-age materials.
Chloë Grace Moretz mixed soft texture with sharp tailoring in a white Louis Vuitton lace top and a striped leather mini skirt while posing backstage with her People’s Choice Award trophy
Chloë Grace Moretz finished the outfit with a Repossi ring and Louis Vuitton’s black patent leather “New Day” sandals from the Fall 2014 collection.
Crafted from glossy glacé calf leather, Louis Vuitton’s “New Day” sandals stood out for their curved heels and oversized metallic “V” hardware — details that reflected Nicolas Ghesquière’s industrial, futuristic direction for the house during his early runway seasons.
While the sandals polarized some fashion critics in 2015, their curved heels, glossy finish, and heavy metallic detailing helped define the “ugly-cool” luxury shoe trend that dominated much of the mid-2010s.
Chloë Grace Moretz completed the look with Louis Vuitton’s black patent “New Day” sandals, featuring thick ankle straps, curved heels, and oversized metallic hardware that gave the shoes a sculptural edge
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Chloë Grace Moretz’s “New Day” sandals capture one side of Louis Vuitton’s red-carpet footwear story: glossy, architectural, and built around bold hardware.
For more celebrity takes on the French house’s shoes—from transparent Monogram heels to gladiator sandals and sleek ankle-strap designs—continue with these standout Louis Vuitton moments.
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- 🌸 Scarlett Johansson’s Louis Vuitton “Silhouette” sandals brought a futuristic finish to her Marriage Story premiere look with metallic leather, PVC inserts, and transparent Monogram flower heels.
- 🤍 Emma Stone’s Louis Vuitton “Jude” sandals showed the quieter side of the house, pairing minimalist summer styling with a sleek, barely-there sandal silhouette.
- ⚡ Taylor Swift’s knee-high Louis Vuitton gladiator sandals helped define her sharp 2016 Met Gala transformation, complete with wide crisscross straps and open toes.
- 🖤 Jennifer Connelly’s Louis Vuitton shoe wardrobe moves from lug-soled boots to sleek ankle-strap sandals, reflecting her long-running relationship with Nicolas Ghesquière’s designs.
- ❤️ Sophie Turner’s Louis Vuitton red-carpet moments include metallic ankle-strap sandals and sharp color-block booties that brought structure to her polished 2017 style streak.
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