Selena Gomez appeared noticeably shorter next to her co-star, Steve Martin, at the premiere of the documentary “STEVE! (Martin): A Documentary in 2 Pieces” at the Crosby Street Hotel. She made a stylish appearance in a custom Oscar de la Renta dress paired with Wolford Individual 20 tights and Christian Louboutin Condora Strap pumps.
In addition to shoes by Christian Louboutin, Selena Gomez can be seen on Your Next Shoes in heels by Casadei, Versace, Santoni, Aquazzura, Jimmy Choo, Giuseppe Zanotti, and Jacquemus. Her favorite sneaker brands include Puma and Converse.
Selena Gomez expertly enhances her petite frame with towering Christian Louboutin pumps, standing confidently beside the taller Steve Martin at the ‘STEVE! (Martin): A Documentary in 2 Pieces’ premiere on March 29, 2024 (Credit: Marion Curtis / StarPix for Apple TV+ / INSTARimages)
Addressing Height and Media Perceptions
The Wizards of Waverly Place actress stands 5 feet 4 ¾ inches (approximately 164.5 centimeters) and wears a shoe size 7.5 (US). However, in interviews, Selena has often claimed to be slightly taller, rounding up to 5’5″.
Selena Gomez flaunts her size 7.5 (US) feet in vibrant purple Brian Atwood high heels adorned with playful peach ruffles (Credit: AdMedia / WENN)
During an interview with Amy Schumer for Interview Magazine’s April 2020 issue, Selena Gomez opened up about her height and the ongoing media scrutiny she faces.
“My intention was never to become a tabloid…it got out of control. And then I was like, ‘Wait, none of this is true.’ The way the media has…tried to explain things has made it sound really bad when in reality there’s nothing wrong with the fact that I needed to go away or that I fell in love. I had to start opening up because people were taking away my narrative and it was killing me. I’m so young and I’m going to keep changing, and no one has the right to tell me how my life’s going.”
Selena Gomez stuns in metallic platform heels, and a blush strapless mini dress, joined by her glam squad—stylist Kate Young, makeup artist Hung Vanngo, and hairstylist Marissa Marino—who each complement her look with chic black outfits and stylish heels at the Fame by Sheeraz event on February 6, 2020, in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California (Credit: Avalon / WENN)
“What has kept me afloat is that I know eventually it’ll be someone else—and I don’t mean that in a negative way. Sometimes it’s been bad for my career, but other times it’s like, “Now I can talk about things like my depression and anxiety, things that I’ve struggled with and which I’m totally open about because I believe in seeking help.” But other than that, what keeps me grounded is that I do my best to avoid it. It’s not like I don’t live my life,” she says about keeping afloat amid the intense media scrutiny.
“I’ve read a few, especially because I hadn’t released an album in five years. My friend sent me a couple of good reviews, and it felt amazing, because not all of my albums have been seen that way. I didn’t go beyond that because I know what happens to me. Getting into an internet spiral? I can’t do it,” Gomez added about the reviews for her third solo studio album Rare.
“I wrote it at the beginning of last year and had just gotten out of treatment. It was a moment when I came back and I was like, ‘I’m ready to go into the studio with people I trust and start working on songs.’ There was an air around it where people were very happy, because it was like I was going to finally be me. When I wrote the song, I was basically saying that I needed to hit rock-bottom to understand that there was this huge veil over my face,” she said about her self-love anthem, Lose You to Love Me.
When asked about American rapper Kid Cudi’s height, Selena Gomez mentioned that he is about three inches taller than her. “My memory is that you’re not that tall,” Amy Schumer responded playfully. Selena quipped, “I’m 5’5″—that’s average, right?”
Schumer joked back, “I don’t want to height-shame you, but that’s not tall.”
Selena Gomez dazzles in a champagne satin gown with a thigh-high slit, sharing a sweet moment with Justin Bieber in a velvet tuxedo on the red carpet at the 2011 American Music Awards (Credit: Adriana M. Barraza / WENN)
In addition to the footwear brands mentioned previously, Selena Gomez is often seen wearing outfits by Louis Vuitton.
Selena Gomez Flaunts Her Long, Slim Legs in High-Waisted Denim Mini Skirt at Louis Vuitton Paris Fashion Week 2016
Selena Gomez wears her hair down as she arrives at the Louis Vuitton fashion show presentation held on March 9, 2016, during Paris Fashion Week (Credit: WENN)
In March 2016, a slew of stylish celebrities and models—including Selena Gomez—attended the Louis Vuitton runway presentation during Paris Fashion Week.
The singer and actress flaunted her long, slim legs in a high-waisted denim mini skirt, giving the fashion industry’s finest a run for their money. She paired the skirt with a white long-sleeved chiffon blouse and a navy peacoat that helped keep her warm.
Selena Gomez steps out in a chic white blouse and denim mini skirt, pairing the look with statement snakeskin booties and a quilted pastel clutch, exuding effortless style during Paris Fashion Week (Credit: WENN)
The then-23-year-old Wizards of Waverly Place star accessorized with a Louis Vuitton Go-14 PM bag, trendy Krewe Du Optic “St. Louis Bengal” sunglasses, and a pair of Louis Vuitton snake boots.
Selena Gomez carries a Louis Vuitton bag and covers up with a peacoat in Paris (Credit: WENN)
Selena finished her look with a pair of “Cosplay” low booties from Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2016 collection. These boots are crafted from python leather and feature a pixel motif, slingback straps, lace-up ties, metal toe caps with engraved LV Circle, and four-inch monogram flower-shaped heels.
Selena Gomez completes her stylish Paris Fashion Week look with eye-catching Louis Vuitton python leather booties featuring a pixel motif and metallic accents (Credit: WENN)
These booties are available in Louis Vuitton stores for a whopping $3,150 price tag.
Louis Vuitton “Cosplay” Low Boots, $3,150