Rachel Brosnahan led the style pack at the Off-Broadway opening night of Disruption in New York, stepping out in a figure-hugging dark olive green Christopher Esber dress paired with rich brown pumps, likely by Tom Ford.
Although Rachel kept her footwear classic, other attendees embraced everything from graphic pumps to chic summer wedges.
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Elizabeth Stanley, who stars as Jill in the production, opted for a white Mara Hoffman dress with bold Prada lipstick pumps. Lauren Marcus embraced summery sophistication in a green dress paired with wedges, while Erin Cherry brightened the red carpet in an orange printed dress finished with Calvin Klein wedges.
Rachel Brosnahan, Elizabeth Stanley, Lauren Marcus, and Erin Cherry each brought a distinct approach to event dressing—from sculptural brown satin pumps and whimsical vintage Prada heels to retro platform wedges and metallic Calvin Klein sandals—at the opening night of Disruption at The Pershing Square Signature Center in New York City on August 2, 2026 (Credit: Adam Nemser / INSTARimages)
Rachel Brosnahan Grounds Her Christopher Esber Dress With Tom Ford Brown Satin Pumps
Rachel Brosnahan proved that petite women don’t need towering platforms to make an impact. Standing 5’3″ (160 cm) and wearing a US shoe size 7.5, she embraced an understated earthy palette, with rich brown satin pumps that elongated her frame while bringing her olive green Christopher Esber dress together with effortless sophistication.
She appeared to be wearing Tom Ford’s “Betty” pumps, crafted in Italy from luxurious Espresso silk satin. The deep brown shade paired perfectly with her dark olive green dress, creating a warm, earthy color combination that looked effortlessly sophisticated.
Her pumps featured a sleek slip-on silhouette with low-cut, subtly squared vamps, elongated pointed toes, and 3.25-inch squared stiletto heels. The architectural lines gave the otherwise classic shape a sharper, more modern finish.
For those drawn to the look, Farfetch currently carries Tom Ford’s “Betty” satin pumps for $1,281, along with a pre-owned vintage pair priced at $360. The retailer also offers several similarly polished Tom Ford styles, including chain-trimmed leather pumps, classic 90mm stilettos, pointed mules, and sculptural sandals.
Rachel Brosnahan opts for an earthy palette, choosing a pair of rich brown pumps with pointed toes and squared stiletto heels similar to Tom Ford’s “Betty” pumps (Credit: Adam Nemser / INSTARimages)
Brosnahan paired her brown pumps with a form-fitting Christopher Esber dress crafted from soft ribbed knit that beautifully skimmed her figure before gently flaring toward the hem.
The minimalist silhouette was elevated by a deep V-neckline gathered at the center with a sculptural crystal droplet embellishment, adding just the right amount of sparkle.
Sculpted cutouts at the waist revealed a hint of skin while accentuating her silhouette, creating an eye-catching focal point. Fitted long sleeves balanced the bold neckline and cutouts, making the overall design look sleek and refined. The dress is currently on sale for $391 (down from $1,509) at Farfetch.
Rachel Brosnahan teams her brown pumps with a dark olive green Christopher Esber dress featuring a plunging V-neckline, waist cutouts, and a sculptural crystal droplet embellishment at the center (Credit: Adam Nemser / INSTARimages)
Elizabeth Stanley Makes Vintage Prada Lipstick Pumps the Focus of Her White Mara Hoffman Look
Elizabeth Stanley brought a playful touch to the red carpet, stepping out in vintage Prada pumps that quickly became the highlight of her look.
Dating back to the brand’s Spring/Summer 2000 collection, the off-white patent leather pumps were covered in whimsical red and pink lipstick prints, giving the classic design a playful twist. They broke up the monochromatic outfit, adding just the right pop of color.
The pumps featured a timeless pointed-toe silhouette set on tall, slender stiletto heels. They were the perfect conversation piece and gave Elizabeth’s all-white look an unexpected twist.
Elizabeth Stanley adds a playful edge to her look with vintage Prada pumps in off-white patent leather with red and pink lipstick prints all over (Credit: Adam Nemser / INSTARimages)
Stanley paired her heels with Mara Hoffman’s “Kana” strapless midi dress in ivory cotton. The textured fabric had a unique popcorn-like finish that added depth and visual interest, while dramatic architectural ruffles framed the neckline before cascading down the right side of the dress. I especially loved that contrast between the structured, smooth ruffles and the richly textured body of the dress, which made the design look sculptural and modern.
The fitted silhouette hugged her figure through the bodice and hips before tapering elegantly toward the ankles, creating a flattering shape.
Keeping the focus on the dress and shoes, Stanley skipped a necklace and accessorized with chunky tortoiseshell drop earrings and a few delicate rings.
Elizabeth Stanley pairs her whimsical pumps with Mara Hoffman’s “Kana” strapless midi dress in popcorn-textured ivory cotton with dramatic ruffles along the neckline and down the right side (Credit: Adam Nemser / INSTARimages)
Lauren Marcus Channels ’70s Boho Style in Metallic Platform Wedges and an Olive Green Maxi Dress
Lauren Marcus embraced effortless summer style, and her chunky platform wedges perfectly matched the outfit’s relaxed, retro-boho vibe.
The New York City-based actress and singer-songwriter wore a pair of platform sandals with thick metallic bronze leather straps across the toes, instep, and ankles, creating a simple yet eye-catching silhouette.
Set on chunky wooden platforms and towering wedge heels, they brought a fun ‘70s-inspired touch that paired beautifully with the soft, flowing fabric of her dress. The mix of metallic leather and natural wood gave the sandals a chic boho-disco aesthetic that was perfect for summer.
Lauren Marcus channels effortless ’70s glamour in metallic bronze platform wedge sandals, where broad shimmering straps and chunky wooden soles complement her flowing olive green dress (Credit: Adam Nemser / INSTARimages)
Marcus paired the wedges with what appeared to be a Kenneth Cole olive green maxi dress made from a lightweight, semi-sheer fabric that draped softly over her figure. The relaxed cowl neckline added an elegant, effortless touch, while the sheer overlay offered just a hint of skin. It also had gentle ruching through the waist that softly defined her silhouette.
Finished with a semi-sheer skirt, the dress had a light, airy finish that flowed beautifully as she walked, making it perfect for a summer event.
Marcus kept her accessories minimal, wearing only long, delicate earrings and a few rings, allowing the earthy palette and relaxed silhouette to remain the focus.
Lauren Marcus pairs her wooden wedges with a semi-sheer green dress, likely by Kenneth Cole, featuring a cowl neckline, a ruched bodice, and a sheer skirt (Credit: Adam Nemser / INSTARimages)
Erin Cherry Pairs Calvin Klein Wood Wedges With a Vibrant Orange Printed Maxi Dress
Erin Cherry embraced bold summer style in a vibrant orange maxi dress, pairing it with metallic Calvin Klein wedge sandals that matched the dress’s playful energy with a hint of retro flair.
Her sandals featured metallic pewter lizard-printed straps arranged in a caged design with multiple horizontal bands across the foot. A chunky metal link running down the center added an eye-catching detail, giving the classic wedges a modern edge.
The peep-toe silhouette and closed back kept the design balanced, while towering dark wood platforms and wedge heels added height without sacrificing comfort.
Erin Cherry adds edge to her bold summer look with Calvin Klein wedge sandals featuring a caged upper made of metallic pewter lizard-print leather, a chunky metal link at the center, and dark wood wedge heels (Credit: Adam Nemser / INSTARimages)
Cherry paired the sandals with a vibrant orange column maxi dress patterned with teardrop motifs in turquoise, burgundy, silver, and gold. The structured square neckline balanced the lively print, while the streamlined silhouette created a long, elegant line.
She kept the accessories minimal with white shell drop earrings and a single ring, allowing the bold pattern to take center stage.
Erin Cherry brightens the red carpet in a vibrant orange printed maxi dress, pairing the bold pattern with metallic Calvin Klein wedge sandals that add retro-inspired height and shine (Credit: Adam Nemser / INSTARimages)
From Sculptural Pumps to Retro Wedges: More Celebrity Shoes Worth Revisiting
Rachel Brosnahan’s polished pumps, Elizabeth Stanley’s archival Prada heels, and the evening’s ’70s-inspired wedges show how dramatically footwear can shift the mood of a look.
These standout Your Next Shoes moments explore the same labels and silhouettes through sharp satin pumps, crystal sandals, statement hardware, and effortless off-duty sneakers.
👠 Explore More Rachel Brosnahan and Designer Shoe Moments:
- 🤍 Rachel Brosnahan’s polished Superman press-tour wardrobe moves from sculptural white Jude pumps and brogue heels to red slingbacks and glossy platform loafers, with each pair sharpening her preppy tailoring.
- ✨ Her Giuseppe Zanotti “Miria” sandals at the Producers Guild Awards echo the movement of a crystal-fringed Michael Kors dress with slender suede straps and precisely placed rhinestones.
- 🔐 Paris Hilton’s Tom Ford padlock pumps capture the unapologetic glamour of early-2010s party dressing through glossy pointed toes, slim double ankle straps, and gleaming gold lock hardware.
- 🖤 Bella Hadid’s black Prada satin pumps provide a quieter counterpoint to Elizabeth Stanley’s playful lipstick-print pair, grounding an ivory Oscars after-party look with elongated pointed toes and precise minimalist lines.
- 👟 Kendall Jenner’s Kenneth Cole “Kam” sneakers reveal the relaxed side of the American label, balancing clean white leather and a streamlined shape with polished airport layers and tailored separates.
- 🏆 Olivia Wilde’s sculptural Calvin Klein pumps transform a vivid orange-and-blue Fashion Week look with chunky platforms and molten-gold heels that make the footwear feel more like wearable art.