Megan Thee Stallion made her Broadway debut in “Moulin Rouge The Musical” at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre on Tuesday in New York City. Fans greeted the rapper with flowers after the show, as she exited the theater in metallic-gold sandals befitting a celebratory night.
The “Hot Girl Summer” rapper strapped her feet into the Stuart Weitzman’s popular Nudist sandals. The sandals are made from a glossy gold leather that shimmered as she stepped onto the sidewalk, where fans awaited her. The sandals feature a slender ankle strap strategically placed to create a leg-lengthening effect and provide support.
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The Nudist sandals are known for their ultra-thin toe strap and minimalist design, which pair well with just about any ensemble. The shoes feature a rounded toe design and a slight platform that lifts the foot off the ground. The shoes are completed with a curved back counter that features a small cutout that reveals more of the foot. The brand now offers the Nudist 2 sandals, which feature a wider toe strap for more coverage, and retail for $495.
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She paired the heels with a Retrofête’s Genovia Embroidered Dress, which retails for $2,598 on Revolve. The sheer metallic dress featured embroidered sequins shaped like shells throughout, hugging her frame. The long dress featured a sleeveless, halter neck design and a slit on one side.
Megan Thee Stallion is playing the lead role of Harold Zidler in “Moulin Rouge The Musical” on Broadway. She started her limited eight-week engagement on Tuesday, making history as the first female-identifying performer to play the club owner and narrator, a role that has traditionally been held by male actors.
As part of her onstage costume, she wore a pair of black leather knee-high boots that appear to be from Versace. The suede boots featured intricate embroidery in a metallic gold thread and featured a modest chunky block heel, measuring around three inches.
The Grammy winner often prefers a towering heel, often going for strappy sandals by brands like Rene Caovilla and others, and has often been spotted in boots and pointed-toe pumps. Take a look at her shoe evolution over the years.