Suki Waterhouse brought the romance to her fiancé Robert Pattinson‘s “Die My Love” movie premiere at AMC Lincoln Square in New York on Saturday. The actress stepped out in Aquazzura‘s aptly named “Love Affair” pumps, opting for the design in the brown mesh style.
The Love Affair Mesh Pump features a timeless stiletto heels offering 105 mm of lift. The shoes feature rich, espresso-brown see-through panels and supple suede along the trim on the heels’ topline. The pumps are designed with elegant pointed toes, sleek ankle straps with an adjustable gold buckle closure.
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Aquazzura’s signature gold pineapple can be found on the arch of the sole, and the shoes feature an added leather insole and signature logo detailing. The mesh version is also available in black and the brand offers the Love Affair in a high-shine patent leather version as well. The heels, which retail for $895, are a favorite among celebrities including Selena Gomez, Emma Stone, Vanessa Kirby, and more.
The shoes were a tasteful addition to her Victorian era-inspired look, with a dress from Zoe Gustavia Anna Whalen’s spring 2026 collection being the focal point of her ensemble. The strapless dress featured a floral-patterned corset top which had a long, white, braided cord detailing along the front. The corset look was accompanied by a long, textured skirt with a ruffled hem.
Pattinson wore black fisherman Dior sandals paired with black socks. The actor has been a brand ambassador for Dior since 2013, and his outfit for the premiere was a look from the fashion house’s men’s spring 2026 collection. He wore a sharp black suit and a white button-up, layered under an off-white vest, with a long white fringe scarf hanging from the bottom of it.
Pattinson stars in the film alongside Jennifer Lawrence, who stars as Grace, a writer and young mother, who is slowly slipping into madness. Locked away in an old house in Montana, her increasingly agitated and erratic behavior leaves her companion, Jackson, played by Pattinson, worried and helpless. The film was directed by Lynne Ramsay and hits theaters Friday.