Audrey Nuna leaned into Pantone’s 2026 “Cloud Dancer” for an all-white performance look in Perth — all the way down to her puffy, cloud-like boots.
The “KPop Demon Hunters” star performed during the opening ceremony of the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026 at Perth Stadium on Sunday, wearing Nat’s R920 snowshoe boots as the base of her monochrome styling.
The soft white boots featured a smooth, rounded toe and a thick, lugged platform sole with deep traction blocks visible at the edges. A front lace system pulled through metal rings at the throat, with long white laces tied loose over the vamp. A padded shaft rose to midcalf height and finished with a drawcord closure and toggle, with “NAT’S” stamped at the upper.
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The silhouette stayed firmly in the winter boot lane, even in a performance setting, thanks to the tonal nylon-style upper and the workwear build. The white colorway Nuna wore isn’t available from the brand’s work-footwear assortment, but a black version retails for 112 Canadian dollars (roughly $82) on the brand’s site.
The rest of the look held to the same clean, high-volume white story. She wore a crisp white shirt with a long, tie-like front panel dropping down the center, pairing it with a voluminous white skirt with a rounded bubble hem.
The performance styling also fit the footwear thread Nuna has been building with stylist Danyul Brown. In recent months, she has rotated through sharply directional pairs, including snakeskin heels from Mugler in Los Angeles during Grammys week, lace-up Thom Browne shoes at the 2026 Golden Globes and white lace-up boots with Thom Browne couture at the 2026 Grammys, before pivoting into this puffy, winter white silhouette for a stadium stage.
Nuna is by far the only celebrity who is embracing the crispy white shoe trend. Ahead, see how stars like Oprah, Rihanna and others are styling the trend.