Sienna's '90s "Naked" Slip Dress and Gold Shoe Combo Is So Carrie Bradshaw-Coded
Stepping out for one of London's most glamorous nights of the year, Sienna Miller arrived at the Serpentine Summer Party in Hyde Park yesterday evening in an outfit I've been desperate to discuss. If you'd asked me to describe Miller's personal style before last night, the word "boho" would have left my lips before you'd even finished the question. But for this particular occasion, she traded her free-spirited staples for a sleek slip dress-and-heels combination that Carrie Bradshaw herself would have wholeheartedly approved of.
Leaning into the naked dress trend that's become synonymous with red-carpet dressing, Sienna offered her own take on the look. Choosing a satin slip dress in a glossy champagne hue, the actor created an elevated barely-there effect with the complexion-matching dress.
Forgoing predictable black heels, Miller slipped into a pair of gold strappy sandals, adding a luminous, light-catching finish that complemented the sheen of her dress. Elegant and summery, the metallic footwear gave the entire look a polished, party-ready feel.
Avoiding seasonal stereotypes, Miller layered a Connor Ives fur-trimmed silk jacket in the softest shade of green over the ensemble. Whilst Carrie might have paired the look with high-volume curls, Miller opted for a heatwave-ready bun. Aside from that subtle difference, it's easy to imagine this outfit slotting into Carrie's own collection.
Inspired by this look? Keep scrolling to shop my edit of the best slip dresses and gold heeled sandals below.
Shop Champagne Slip Dresses and Gold Heels:
Shop Sienna's exact dress.
These elegant summer slingbacks won't stick around for long.
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Style this with a slip dress or pair it with your favourite jeans.
This also comes in a warmer, light brown shade.
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Style this with gold strappy sandals or pair with mary janes.
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