Congratulations are in order as Ciara and Russell Wilson prepare to welcome their fifth child.
During her previous pregnancies, the “Yes” singer has kept up her stylish streak, sporting an array of impressive footwear from formal to casual, slip-on to slingback. Some of the singer’s favorite designers to wear during her many pregnancies include Saint Laurent, Stuart Weitzman, Converse and more.
Through each of her pregnancies, Ciara has continued to turn out eye-catching looks accompanied by some seriously stunning footwear. In celebration of the star’s fifth pregnancy, FN is traveling back in time, reminiscing on Ciara’s best pregnancy footwear moments over the years.
2023 “The Color Purple” Premiere
Ciara was pregnant with her youngest daughter, Amora Princess Wilson, during the world premiere of “The Color Purple” in 2023. The singer made her baby bump the star of the show, gracing the purple carpet in a flowing white ensemble with a gilded belly.
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To match her all-white look, Ciara sported a pair of pointed-toe pumps in a coordinating white hue. Although they were hard to see beneath the hem of her trousers, the shoes featured angular pointed toes and 3 to 4 inch stiletto heels. The footwear created a cohesive monochrome look, while offering the star a boost in height.
2020 Vanity Fair Oscar Party
For the 2020 Vanity Fair Oscar Party, Ciara opted to pair her chainmail dress with a pair of black leather Stuart Weitzman Nudist sandals, a classic silhouette from the brand. The Nudist style features sleek and glossy black leather uppers that transition into open rounded toes and thin but sturdy straps situated around the ankles and across the wearer’s toes.
Buckle closures keep the shoe in place. Thin stiletto heels, standing at around 4 to 5 inches, round out the strappy set. In contrast to her ensemble, the Stuart Weitzman pick was subdued, letting her dress take center stage for the red-carpeted event.
2016 American Music Awards
Opting for a sky-high moment, Ciara took to the 2016 American Music Awards red carpet in a pair of jet-black Giuseppe Zanotti Ankle Strap pumps. The platform silhouette was a bold option, fixed with lofty platform soles and black satin uppers that imparted a glossy finish. Thick ankle straps secured the shoes in place, affixed with sturdy buckle closures to adjust the fit.
3 to 4 inch stiletto heels finished out the set, offering even more height. Ciara’s look that night was a high-low gown, which meant her shoes would be on display. The satin finish of her platforms mirrored the texture of her skirt, while the black colorway worked well with the black and white color scheme Ciara had planned for the night.
2014 Safe Kids Day
In 2014, Ciara was pregnant with her first child Future Zahir Wilburn. The first time Mom opted for comfort this time around while in attendance at the Safe Kids Day event in West Hollywood. The “Goodies” singer slipped into a pair of Converse Red One Star CC sneakers, a low-top style with red textural suede uppers and subtle rubber platform soles. The laceless style also features star detailing on the heel and waffle soles that prevent any slippage.
2014 MusiCares Person of the Year
Back in heels at the 2014 MusiCares Person of the Year ceremony in January, Ciara popped on a pair of black suede pumps, a classic silhouette with textural uppers. The sleek shoes featured thin 4 to 5 inch stiletto heels and angular pointed toes, a sleek and smart option, especially when paired with her pinstripe suit. Similar pumps can be found from brands like Gianvito Rossi, Jimmy Choo and Sam Edelman, among others.
2014 “The View”
Favoring an all-black footwear moment yet again, Ciara was seen leaving a 2014 taping of “The View” in January sporting black Saint Laurent heels. The glossy style is a standout for its large buckle accent that sits on the thick ankle straps.
Glossy black patent leather uppers give way to knife-like pointed toes and 3 to 4 inch stiletto heels. The shoes high-shine finish stood in contrast to her velvet coat, which was a playful textural choice in comparison.
