Natalia Dyer added Manolo Blahnik’s white Leva sandals to the growing winter-white sandal trend in New York on Thursday, wearing the style in Hudson Square with a faux-fur coat and miniskirt look.
The “Stranger Things” star’s Leva sandals featured white napa leather uppers with slim straps across the toes and a crossover strap that ran diagonally along the top of the foot. Thin ties wrapped around her ankles and knotted above the heel, while a narrow stiletto finished the silhouette. A light tan sole and open toe kept the construction minimal and linear.
Dyer wore an oversize white faux-fur coat from Self-Portrait over the strappy wraparound sandals, keeping the look in winter white. The coat’s volume played against the slim straps, narrow heel and bare toes, a move that is quickly becoming a familiar mix in cold-weather sandal styling. A gray miniskirt with a front slit sat just below the hem of the coat, adding a neutral break to the snow-white palette.
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Accessories stayed sharp and graphic. Dyer carried Fendi’s Peekaboo ISeeU Petite bag in black leather, with accordion sides and gold hardware visible at the handle attachments. Rectangular Tiffany & Co. TF3114 sunglasses with dark lenses and slim metal temples completed the look.
Dyer’s sandals fit into a broader run of winter-white footwear that celebrities are embracing. The night before, Ice Spice wore tall white platform sandals, similar to Amina Muaddi’s Salma style, with a lace Blumarine dress at a New York screening of “The Spongebob Movie: Searching for Squarepants.” Earlier in the month, Rosé modeled Giuseppe Zanotti’s Intriigo Claire 105 sandals with a white Keburia dress at Variety Hitmakers, while Anya Taylor-Joy chose ivory Intriigo Knot mules for Tiffany & Co.’s holiday event in New York back in November.
For Manolo Blahnik, the outing added another street-style sighting in a year of retail growth. The brand opened a new boutique at South Coast Plaza in California last month, following a Miami debut earlier in 2025, expanding the reach of heels like the Leva alongside its existing New York and East Hampton locations.
