Rihanna just announced a collaboration with Manolo Blahnik.
The collection, titled “Denim Desserts,” includes six limited edition styles in various washes of denim. “Those boots are dangerous!” Rihanna said of the collaboration. “If you’re trying to get back home to your bed, don’t wear them boots! You will get kidnapped in those boots, those boots are trouble.”
Our Galore favorite has got to be the crotch-high “9 to 5” boot, which Rihanna is wearing on the latest cover of British Vogue. The only issue is that the boots cost a whopping $3995. Yup, that’s super expensive.
Other styles include a lace-up bootie, a stiletto sandal, and a closed-toe sandal. We really (and I mean really) want all of them.
“The day I see a woman in the street wearing my shoes… I am sorry for that woman because I’m going to literally run after her, shouting, ‘Stop! Selfie! Who are you? Where did you get them?'” Rihanna said. “I’m going to have a moment!”
But if you don’t have thousands of dollars to drop on denim shoes this spring, don’t worry. We’ve rounded up 7 other Galore-approved denim styles you need in your life. Check them out below:
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