J.Lo and Ariana Grande Have This Controversial Shoe Style in Common

Just like Ariana Grande, Jennifer Lopez is not one to shy away from ultra-high heels. Grande, who is particularly petite at 5′, is rarely seen without a pair of towering heels, specifically thigh-high, ultra-high-heel boots (hence the use of controversial in the headline). Whether or not Grande inspired J.Lo to get a pair of this boot style of her own or not, it seems that they’re at least on the same wavelength, as Lopez just stepped out in a pair of boots that Grande would definitely approve of.

While Grande often chooses to wear an oversize sweatshirt or puffer with her thigh-high boots, she opted for a look that’s a little sleeker. And even though they wore the trend differently, we’re getting very similar vibes. Lopez, who is currently filming Hustlers in NYC, arrived to set yesterday wearing a chic and on-trend leather trench with a newsboy cap, shield sunglasses, and the aforementioned towering heels.

Keep scrolling to see how J.Lo and Ariana Grande wear the controversial shoe trend, and shop it for yourself.

On Jennifer Lopez: Jennifer Fisher earrings; Quay x J.Lo Get Right Sunglasses ($60)
On Ariana Grande: Gianvito Rossi boots
On Ariana Grande: Urban Outfitters hat; Vetements x Alpha Industries jacket; Fendi bag; Stuart Weitzman boots
On Ariana Grande: Beau Souci hoodie; Stuart Weitzman boots

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7 Under-$100 Items Gen Z Shoppers Are About to Buy in Droves

It’s safe to say that Revolve has an established and dedicated fan base, but now the retailer has set its sights on a new demographic: Gen Z, aka shoppers who are 22 years old and younger. What is the retailer enticing them with, exactly? Affordable prices and a lot of trend-driven items, of course. Revolve’s new venture is an online retailer called Superdown, which boasts hundreds of new arrivals every week. Since we’re talking about Revolve, the launch naturally comes along with the support of some Gen Z influencers, including 20-year-old Cindy Kimberly and 22-year-old Sofia Jamora.

“Superdown is a powerful opportunity to further develop our relationship with the Gen-Z consumer by creating an exciting new destination centered around making aspirational style more affordable and accessible,” Michael Mente, co-CEO and co-founder of Revolve Group, said in a statement. Scroll down to shop seven items that are bound to sell like hotcakes from the newly launched site.

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