While she’s still on Broadway for “Sunset Blvd,” performer Nicole Scherzinger had made time for New York Fashion Week. The singer has been performing in the musical since 2025 and is expected to stay on through mid-2025. But with Monday as an off day for Broadway productions, she had her schedule open to attend the Carolina Herrera show.
The former Pussycat Doll wore a Carolina Herrera look. When she arrived she was wearing an off-white coat and a black silk-satin catsuit with a sweetheart neckline. She cinched her waist with a black and white belt featuring a large buckle.
For shoes, Scherzinger wore Carolina Herrera spring 2024 bicolor pumps. The shoes are a classic style in black leather with a white cap-toe to add a pop. They are a standard court shoe, covering all edges of the foot. The shoes also feature a pointed toe. The stiletto heel measures just over three inches.
Carolina Herrera is currently selling the pumps for $760. In addition to the black pumps with the white cap toe, they offer a white version with a lilac cap toe.
Stiletto pumps are one of the most classic styles of heels in a woman’s wardrobe. Neutral shades like all black, nude as well as all white are often viewed as some of the most versatile heels one can own. A variety of brands offer them from Schutz and Santoni to Christian Louboutin and Baleniciaga. Designers often distinguish their offerings with small silhouette tweaks — recently brands like Saint Laurent, Celine and Balenciaga have preferred increasingly angular and sharp pumps.
In addition to monochromatic pumps, for those who aren’t interested in a print or a pattern, there are bicolor cap toe styles. A multitude of brands offer these including Chanel.
Wes Gordon is the current artistic director of Carolina Herrera.
Scherzinger enjoys a classic black patent leather pump. In October, she wore a pair from Gianvito Rossi to the opening night of “Sunset Blvd.” She previosuly wore a pair that looked similar to the 2024 Olivier Awards. The star is also a noted fan of glamorous sandals.
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