Amelle Berrabah vs. Tallia Storm in Colour-Blocked Cutout Wedges

JULY 7, 2013 • BY ERYZLE

A lot of singers love unconventional heels. It’s already proven by Rihanna, Rita Ora, Nicki Minaj, Lady Gaga, and more! They’re the ones who are daring when it comes to wardrobe choices, and that includes their footwear.

Recently, we spotted two singers — Amelle Berrabah and Tallia Storm — wearing yet another pair of eccentric heels. Check them out below, and tell us who wore the wedges better.

Let’s first take a look at Scottish singer Tallia Storm, who attended the Sugar Factory American Brassiere Grand Opening in Manhattan on June 20. This gal rocked in her cropped top and sequined pants with colorful smiley faces. Not satisfied with her busy top and pants, she further styled with black-and-white-striped sunglasses, gold-tone accessories, and a coral Chanel purse. That’s not all. Her wedges are unique, with cutouts and color-blocking effect in  black and red. There’s indeed a lot going on in this ensemble, but Tallia managed to rock it.

 

Tallia Storm at Sugar Factory American Brasserie Grand Opening in Manhattan, New York City, on June 20, 2013

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Sugababes member Amelle Berrabah, on the other hand, was spotted at the MYO Fashion Summer Collection 2013 event in London on July 6. Like Tallia, she wore the same wedges with a cropped top, but hers was simpler in black and white, and she just paired it with black jeans.

 

 

Amelle Berrabah at the MYO Fashion Summer Collection 2013 show and party at Aura in London on July 6, 2013

So, who do you think wore the wedge sandals better? Do you think more celebs or singers will wear them as well? And would you wear wedges in the same style, too?

The color-blocking effect of the shoes is so ’90s, yet their silhouette is so modern. They’re as unique as the see-through wedges Eve wore back in June. The bold wedges and platforms feature a one-of-a-kind cut-away design with a contrast shade. These striking features go with edgy zipped ankle cuffs in a trendy color-block detail.

So, do you think you can wear this bold pair? They’re also available in a black/blue combination, by the way.

 

Limited Black-and-Red Color Block Cutout Wedges, £49.99

 

Limited Black-and-Blue Color Block Cutout Wedges, £49.99

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