Emily VanCamp’s Height & Shoe Size: Her Red-Carpet Secret to 5′8″ Elegance

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Standing at 5ft 8¼ (173.4 cm) and wearing a US shoe size 9, Emily VanCamp embodies a refined, effortlessly elegant approach to fashion. The Canadian actress—best known for Everwood and Revenge—has long favored polished silhouettes that balance classic femininity with modern restraint.

On the red carpet, VanCamp gravitates toward timeless designers such as Monique Lhuillier, Andrew Gn, and Lela Rose, the latter of whom created her custom lace wedding gown. Her footwear choices lean equally sophisticated, with appearances in Valentino, Christian Louboutin, and sleek, minimalist pumps that complement her statuesque frame rather than overpower it.

Despite Matt Czuchry’s listed 5ft 9 (175.3 cm) height, Emily VanCamp appeared just as tall—if not slightly taller—beside him, thanks to her towering white Christian Louboutin heels that elevated her red-carpet presence.

Matt Czuchry and his co-star Emily VanCamp, in a green Andrew Gn Pre-Fall 2018 dress paired with white Christian Louboutin pumps, pose in London to promote their new medical TV drama 'The Resident' on April 10, 2018, in London, EnglandMatt Czuchry and his co-star Emily VanCamp, in a green Andrew Gn Pre-Fall 2018 dress paired with white Christian Louboutin pumps, pose in London to promote their new medical TV drama ‘The Resident’ on April 10, 2018, in London, England (Credit: Doug Peters / PA Images / INSTARimages)

To see one of her most memorable footwear moments, Emily VanCamp paired sophisticated Christian Louboutin “Lagoula” T-strap pumps with a shimmering mini dress at the Captain America: The Winter Soldier Los Angeles premiere, striking a flawless balance between glamour and restraint. We also love the metallic Robert Clergerie shoes she wore with a Temperley London Fall 2013 dress at the premiere of Iron Man 3.

Though she doesn’t have a signature fashion or shoe line, VanCamp’s influence is firmly rooted in editorial and screen style. She has fronted covers for ELLE Canada, InStyle Australia, Fashion Magazine, and Lucky, and has frequently modeled looks from Gucci, Dior, Burberry Prorsum, Thierry Mugler, and Thakoon.

Much of her enduring style legacy stems from Revenge, where her character Emily Thorne became synonymous with “Hamptons chic”—tailored dresses, sharp coats, and elegant heels from labels like 3.1 Phillip Lim, Alexander McQueen, and Valentino. Off-screen, that same aesthetic translates into a wardrobe that’s best described as sophisticated, streamlined, and quietly powerful.

Emily VanCamp’s Jimmy Choo “Minny” Sandals at the 2016 Captain America: Civil War Premiere

Emily VanCamp pulls her hair back at the premiere of "Captain America: Civil War"Emily VanCamp pulls her hair back at the premiere of “Captain America: Civil War” held on April 26, 2016, at the Vue Westfield in London (Credit: WENN / Lia Toby)

In April 2016, Emily VanCamp shared the red carpet with Elizabeth Olsen at the premiere of “Captain America: Civil War” held at the Vue Westfield in London.

The two were also joined by Robert Downey, Jr., Samuel L. Jackson, Paul Bettany, and Daniel Bruhl.

Emily VanCamp wears a floral embroidered jumpsuit from Zuhair MuradEmily VanCamp wears a floral embroidered jumpsuit from Zuhair Murad

Emily donned a floral-embroidered lattice jumpsuit from the Zuhair Murad Pre-Fall 2016 collection, featuring glitzy, baroque embellishments.

Emily VanCamp sharpens her sleek black lace jumpsuit with minimalist black ankle-strap stiletto sandals, letting the delicate straps and sky-high heels elongate her frame without competing with the intricate bodiceEmily VanCamp sharpens her sleek black lace jumpsuit with minimalist black ankle-strap stiletto sandals, letting the delicate straps and sky-high heels elongate her frame without competing with the intricate bodice

The then-29-year-old Canadian actress styled her black jumpsuit with dramatic smoky eyes and a pair of leather “Minny” sandals from Jimmy Choo.

A close-up highlights Emily VanCamp’s sleek black leather Jimmy Choo “Minny” sandals, whose delicate ankle straps and razor-thin stilettos add a refined, elongating finish to her red-carpet lookA close-up highlights Emily VanCamp’s sleek black leather Jimmy Choo “Minny” sandals, whose delicate ankle straps and razor-thin stilettos add a refined, elongating finish to her red-carpet look

We’ve previously spotted the same “Minny” sandals on numerous celebrities, including Charlize Theron, Maisie Williams, and Julianne Moore.

Jimmy Choo Black Leather ‘Minny’ Heeled Ankle-Strap SandalsJimmy Choo Black Leather ‘Minny’ Heeled Ankle-Strap Sandals

Emily VanCamp’s Valentino Peep-Toe Heels at the 2012 Environmental Media Awards

Emily VanCamp’s appearance at the 2012 Environmental Media Awards in Burbank, California, remains one of her most debated style moments.

Emily VanCamp exudes elegance at the 2012 Environmental Media Awards in Burbank on September 29, 2012, stunning in a rosy red leather-like dressEmily VanCamp exudes elegance at the 2012 Environmental Media Awards in Burbank on September 29, 2012, stunning in a rosy red leather-like dress (Credit: FayesVision / WENN)

Stepping out for the evening, VanCamp experimented with a bold mix of textures and unconventional color pairing that divided fashion critics.

The look centered on a rosy-red Andrew Gn dress with a distinctive bubble skirt, but it was her choice of accessories and footwear that truly sparked the conversation.

She unexpectedly styled the dress with a moss-green textured belt, Sydney Evan earrings, a Nikki Baker ring, and a tight bun, and capped off the look with black peep-toe Valentino shoes.

Evaluating the ensemble today, the styling remains a point of contention among fashion enthusiasts. While the Andrew Gn dress itself is a striking piece of craftsmanship, the combination of a high-volume bubble skirt and a cascading ruffle creates a silhouette that leans more “youthful prom” than “Hollywood chic.” The primary point of friction, however, is the moss-green textured belt; the contrast with the rosy-red leather-like fabric feels visually jarring rather than complementary.

Emily VanCamp attended the 2012 Environmental Media Awards wearing an Andrew Gn dress paired with Valentino shoes, Sydney Evan earrings, and a Nikki Baker ringEmily VanCamp attended the 2012 Environmental Media Awards wearing an Andrew Gn dress paired with Valentino shoes, Sydney Evan earrings, and a Nikki Baker ring

There is also the question of the hair and accessories. A tight, architectural bun often pairs well with high collars, but here it may lend the outfit a slightly rigid feel. One wonders whether soft, down-turned waves might have balanced the dress’s heavy texture.

While this specific aesthetic might have suited someone with a more whimsical red-carpet persona—such as Taylor Swift’s early style era—it feels like a rare departure from VanCamp’s typical “less is more” elegance.

Why Height Matters in Red-Carpet Shoe Strategy

Emily VanCamp’s polished footwear choices show how women around the 5′8″ mark can use shoes to refine rather than exaggerate their natural height.

Instead of relying on extreme platforms or novelty heels, she consistently opts for elegant silhouettes—proving that proportion, restraint, and smart styling matter just as much as inches gained.

Her approach mirrors a broader red-carpet pattern among similarly tall celebrities who use footwear to enhance balance, confidence, and individuality rather than dominate the look.

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