Women's Lifestyle May 9, 2026 0 Comments

Sabrina Carpenter’s Jacquemus Heels: The Unexpected Fashion Move That’s Breaking All the Style Rules

Ever wonder if doubling down on heels could double the fun — or just double your wobbles? Last night, Sabrina Carpenter showed us exactly how to rock the latter with style as she hit Broadway for Cats: The Jellicle Ball . Her vibrant, patterned theater look was a feast for the eyes, but honestly, it was her jaw-dropping shoes that had me doing a double take . Paired with a buttery-soft pastel yellow coat and casual dark-wash jeans, Sabrina’s ensemble screamed spring vibes but with that edge only true fashion mavens can pull off. And let’s not ignore those Jacquemus “Les Doubles” heels — a stacked double heel that’s as much a statement as a challenge to anyone asking, “How much height is too much?” Plus, coming fresh off her Met Gala triumph, where she dazzled not just in a custom Dior gown but also on stage with Stevie Nicks, Sabrina’s energy is just unstoppable. Care to dive deeper into her killer style moment that had everyone talking? LEARN MORE

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Double the heels, double the fun. Last night, Sabrina Carpenter headed to Broadway for Cats: The Jellicle Ball, wearing a bright, colorful, and patterned theater look. But it was her shoes that stole focus.

On top, the Man’s Best Friend star leaned into the spring season with a yellow pastel coat. Courtesy of My Mum Made It, the piece was constructed from buttery-soft leather with a sweet little collar, cropped silhouette, and matching round buttons. She dressed it down a bit with a pair of baggy dark-wash jeans, cuffed at the bottom.

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For accessories, Carpenter went all in. She wore her favorite furry Tyler Lambert leopard-print bucket hat—most recently seen in photos she posted with Madonna to celebrate their new collaborative track, “Bring Your Love.” In her hand, she carried a black velvet Chanel bag with a textured checked pattern and leather straps. She tied a white dainty lace scarf around the strap that seemed to be embroidered with her name in red.

The grand finale? Giving herself a little extra height, the Short n’ Sweet artist wore the look with a pair of Jacquemus’s “Les Doubles,” open-toe shoes with a stacked double heel that might just have you doing a double take.

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The appearance came mere days after Carpenter’s Met Gala extravaganza, in which she not only served as a committee member, walking the red carpet in a custom Dior gown designed by Jonathan Anderson from Sabrina (1954) film strips, but also performed with Stevie Nicks in vintage Versace and Bob Mackie dresses.