Megan Fox can’t get enough of Lebanese label Andrea Wazen
It seems that Megan
Fox cannot get enough of Lebanese footwear label Andrea Wazen. The 35-year-old actress is often photographed wearing the Beirut-based designer’s creations, including this week when she stepped out for an off-duty stroll in Los Angeles championing the brand’s Denver pumps in black.
The “Transformers” star elevated her mesh sandals with a faux leather cropped blazer and boyfriend jeans from her recentlylaunched collection with fastfashion retailer Boohoo, paired with a bright blue JW Pei handbag.
Last month, the star wore Wazen’s heels to the REVOLVE Gallery Private Event in New York City.
Fox opted for a pair of clear pointed-toe heels with gold-strap detailing, called the Dassy Sunset PVC Pumps.
She matched her heels with a sporty pale yellow jacket and matching flared pants.
Also in recent weeks, Fox shared photos on Instagram wearing a pair of transparent shoes designed by Wazen that featured green criss-cross detailing.
Meanwhile in July, the star championed the designer’s lace-up Mandaloun heels in blue.
Fox isn’t the only celebrity fan of the Lebanese label, however.
In fact, Andrea Wazen is shaping up to be the next big footwear brand to watch.
Since launching in 2013, the label’s strappy sandals and stilettos have made their way onto the pedicured toes of A-listers and It-girls across the globe, including Beyonce, Hailey Bieber, Khloe Kardashian, Kylie Jenner and Addison Rae, who have all championed Wazen’s creations.
The London-born designer, who is the younger sister of Lebanese fashion blogger Karen Wazen, launched her eponymous, celebrity-approved label in Beirut following stints with some of the most renowned footwear designers in the world, including Christian Louboutin and Rupert Sanderson.
After picking up leading shoe magazine Footwear News’s prestigious Emerging Talents Award and being named Accessories Designer of the Year by Fashion Trust Arabia last year, Wazen joins a lineup of inimitable Arab female footwear designers who have seen both critical and commercial success with their brands, including Jordanian-Romanian Amina Muaddi, Kuwaiti designer Najeeba Hayat of Liudmila and Lebanese-Australian Katrine Hanna.
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