Julia Roberts wears Birkenstock’s chic, comfortable sandals
While in New York City, Julia Roberts did like New Yorkers do — and wore comfortable shoes.
After attending her niece Emma Roberts’ wedding in Idaho, the Hollywood icon spent some time in the Big Apple wearing a few relaxed looks, including a casual black ensemble last week.
The Lancôme ambassador coordinated her balloon pants with a Posse blouse and sunnies — plus, a pair of Birkenstock’s silver Gizeh Birko-Flor Sandals. (We even found the style on sale at Nordstrom Rack, should you want to shop her look.)
The A-lister joins Gwyneth Paltrow, Charlize Theron and Jessica Alba in wearing the footwear line, which is practically synonymous with comfort.
Made with Birkenstock’s signature contoured cork footbed — which molds to your foot for a bespoke fit — the silver thong style pairs perfectly with jeans, dresses or casual slacks, like Roberts.
All sizes are still in stock at Nordstrom Rack, where the shoes are currently 25% off and have hundreds of five-star reviews.
“The metallic silver elevates the style and will be great with dresses. Comfy right out of the box,” reads one review at Nordstrom Rack.
Another on the Birkenstock website states, “They’re such sturdy, comfortable sandals that I own them in at least six various colors.”
To watch “Sex and The City,” one might think New Yorkers wear Jimmy Choo stilettos daily; however, we can attest it’s actually comfortable shoes — or regret.
Just days earlier, Roberts was also spotted wearing an under-$200 Alex Mill canvas tote while in Gotham, showing the “Notting Hill” actress also has great practical style sense when it comes to accessories.
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