Vivica A. Fox slipped into a pair of Steve Madden Western-inspired boots for a recent appearance. The “Two Can Play That Game” star attended a “SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations Presents” event for her upcoming movie “Is God Is.”
Vivica A. Fox.
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The conversation took place at the Meryl Streep Center for Performing Artists on Tuesday in Los Angeles. Fox kept her look casual, pairing a Brunello Cucinelli top with an affordable pair of boots. She opted for the Steve Madden Kyndall Knee-High Boot in gray. The boots feature a sleek pointed-toe and a refined stiletto heel, measuring four inches, and is slightly flared.
The boots are crafted from quality materials, including a smooth suede upper. The knee-high design provides both coverage and a stylish touch. The 14-inch pull-on style shaft is decorated with tonal, Western-inspired stitching, pull straps at the collar and features strappy detailing at the ankle.
The ankle strap detail is decorated by a prominent silver-tone metal buckle or “half-moon” shaped accent on the side of the boot. While the boot is sold out in gray, this style is also available in additional colors like olive, bone and red suede, and currently retail for $129. She paired the gray boots with a gray Brunello Cucinelli sweater, opting for the designer’s Cotton Net Cardigan with Dazzling Stripes.
The sweater featured a ribbed hem and cuffs, and is made with a net knitting pattern that creates an open, mesh-like fabric that gives the top a see-through effect. The sweater is complete by a two-way zip closure, a small collar and retails for $3,170. She paired the sweater with a white tank top and formfitting white pants, which she tucked inside the boots.
Vivica A. Fox
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The actress has been busy promoting her upcoming film “Is God Is.” She recently wore a red suit with gold crystal pumps during another SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations events, which was a career retrospective for the actress.
“Is God Is” is a thriller written, produced and directed by Aleshea Harris in her feature directorial debut. The film stars Fox, Kara Young, Mallori Johnson, Janelle Monáe and Sterling K. Brown. It is based on Harris’ 2018 play and follows the story of two twin sisters with disfiguring burn scars who are ordered by their bedridden mother, Ruby the God, played by Fox, to kill their abusive father who caused their scars. The sisters must decide whether to seek vengeance or find mercy. The film will be released on Friday in theaters.
