Angelina Jolie attended the premiere of her upcoming film “Couture” at the Pathe Palace in Paris on Monday, wearing sculptural high-heeled pumps designed by Sarah Burton for Givenchy.
Jolie wore the Givenchy Spiky black satin pumps. The sleek high heels featured a sharp style, characterized by a distinctive high neckline. That detail distinguished the shoes from a traditional low-cut pump, giving the heels a vintage aesthetic.
Angelina Jolie attends the “Coutures” Première at Pathe Palace on Monday in Paris.
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The satin pumps featured an elongated pointed toe and a slip-on design. The shoes were designed with a sharp pitch and cone heels, measuring about four inches. Cone heels are defined by an inverted triangular heel that starts wider at the sole and tapers to a narrower point toward the bottom, which makes the space between the heel and heel appear slimmer.
Angelina Jolie attends the “Coutures” Première at Pathe Palace on Monday in Paris.
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Thicker heels also provide greater stability than stilettos and were a popular choice in the 1970s. Givenchy currently offers the Spiky heels in a slingback silhouette and in a slip-on mule style made with smooth leather and a patent leather panel around the topline of the heels and a cigarette heel. The mules retail for $990, while the slingback heels retail for $950.
Givenchy Spiky mules.
Jolie paired the heels with a sheer Givenchy dress. The design featured a frayed, ankle-length hemline with sparkling crystal fringes hanging over the heels.
Jolie stars in “Couture” as Maxine Walker, a filmmaker who discovers she has breast cancer while covering Paris Fashion Week. The Chanel-backed film explores the untold stories of three women behind the fashion industry and how their lives intersect.
Angelina Jolie attends the “Coutures” Première at Pathe Palace on Monday in Paris.
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The movie, directed by Alice Winocour, had its world premiere in the Special Presentations section of the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival in September, and it opens in theaters in France on Feb. 18.
