Leslie Mann, Isla Fisher & Michelle Buteau Bring Louboutin Wedges & Rossi Pumps to ‘Today’

Continuing the Spa Weekend press tour, Leslie Mann, Isla Fisher, and Michelle Buteau stopped by the Today show on Monday, bringing another round of distinctly different designer shoe looks.

The appearance followed their earlier Spa Weekend press stop, where Mann wore Paris Texas mules, Fisher stepped out in Stuart Weitzman platforms, and Buteau dressed up denim with floral Loeffler Randall heels.

Leslie Mann, Isla Fisher, and Michelle Buteau appear on the Today show in chic summery dresses and shoes to talk about their new movie Spa Weekend in Midtown on August 17, 2026, in New York City (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

For Today, Mann switched to a blue Carolina Herrera dress with white Gianvito Rossi pumps, while Fisher traded her gold platforms for white Christian Louboutin wedge sandals with a black RVN dress. Buteau took the biggest footwear detour, pairing her white Mara Hoffman dress with casual black flip-flops outside before changing into snakeskin pumps in the studio.

Leslie Mann Pairs White Gianvito Rossi Sofia Pumps With Carolina Herrera Blue

Leslie Mann brought a polished 1950s-inspired look to the Today show, pairing a classic blue Carolina Herrera dress with elegant white Gianvito Rossi pumps. It was a softer, more ladylike direction than some of Mann’s more playful red-carpet shoe moments, including the colorful Oscar Tiye sandals she wore to The Other Woman premiere.

She wore Gianvito Rossi’s “Sofia” pumps, made in Italy from smooth leather with an elongated pointed toe and a slingback strap finished with the brand’s signature ribbon buckle. The pumps had a sleek, architectural shape, with a topline that sat slightly higher than a traditional pump.

Their heels were a bit wider at the top and tapered toward the base, giving the shoes a unique shape while keeping them sleek and refined.

I loved how the minimalist silhouette brought a modern touch to her retro-inspired outfit. The Sofia Sling has become a familiar celebrity favorite, with Olivia Munn wearing the sculptural slingbacks with sharp black tailoring and Meryl Streep pairing her black Sofia pumps with a statement Givenchy cheetah-print coat. Mann’s white version felt softer and especially fresh against Carolina Herrera’s bluebell wool.

As of August 2026, Mann’s exact white Sofia leather slingback pumps are available for $995 at Mytheresa, which also carries the Sofia in an extensive range of pumps, mules, slingbacks, and sandals in different materials and colors.

Leslie Mann keeps an elegant look, wearing the Gianvito Rossi “Sofia” pumps in smooth leather with a high-cut topline, pointed toes, and tapered heels (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

Mann paired the white pumps with an off-the-shoulder A-line cocktail dress from Carolina Herrera, made from bluebell stretch wool. It had a foldover neckline that sat across her shoulders, highlighting her décolletage and giving the dress a graceful, feminine shape.

She skipped the slim belt that originally came with the dress, letting the clean silhouette stand on its own. Seams running through the bodice added structure and helped define her waist before the dress opened into an elegant A-line midi skirt.

The dress is currently on sale for $1,434 (from $2,390) at Saks Fifth Avenue. Mann wore her hair in soft curls cascading down her back, with pink makeup and hoop earrings completing the classic look.

Leslie Mann pairs her white slingback pumps with an elegant blue off-the-shoulder A-line cocktail dress by Carolina Herrera (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

Isla Fisher Contrasts Black RVN With White Christian Louboutin Zeezeenella Wedges

Isla Fisher went for a modern retro-glamour look, pairing a sleek black midi dress with minimalist white sandals. The height-boosting silhouette felt very much in step with Fisher’s long-running preference for statement heels, from pointed pumps to towering platforms. I loved the contrast here, especially how the white heels broke up the dark dress and gave the outfit a lighter, summery feel.

Fisher slipped into white Christian Louboutin “Zeezeenella” sandals with slim ankle straps that wrapped around the back and a wider strap across the toes. She has a history with the French designer, previously stepping out in Christian Louboutin’s red Lagoula T-strap pumps with fishnet insets. Here, the open-toe Zeezeenella design felt considerably cleaner and more architectural, while its bright white finish added a fresh contrast to the black dress.

What made these sandals striking was their sculptural wedge heels, which looked like classic stilettos from the back. From the side, however, the heels revealed a curved 3D shape that gave the shoes a more architectural look and added depth to the otherwise sleek design. You can get the Zeezeenella wedge sandals for $1,245 at Nordstrom.

Isla Fisher adds modern architectural flair to her look with the white Christian Louboutin “Zeezeenella” sandals featuring slim sculptural wedge heels (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

Isla paired the sandals with the “Ines” midi dress from luxury contemporary womenswear label RVN NYC. Priced at $870, the dress featured the brand’s signature balance of architectural structure and feminine ease.

Made in Korea from RVN’s proprietary sculpt-knit fabric, it had a fitted bodice that defined her waist, along with a sheer panel through the middle that revealed a glimpse of her toned midriff. A low-cut neckline was held in place by thick shoulder straps, giving the top a sleek, fitted shape.

Below, the skirt flared into a full midi silhouette, with sheer striped panels along the hem adding texture and a see-through effect.

Fisher wore her copper-red hair loose over her shoulders, creating a striking contrast against the black dress. Dark retro sunglasses and silver hoop earrings completed her look.

Isla Fisher teams her white sandals with a black midi dress by RVN NYC featuring a low-cut neckline, shoulder straps, and striped sheer panels (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

Michelle Buteau Takes Mara Hoffman From Black Flip-Flops to Snakeskin Pumps

Michelle Buteau went for a chic summer look in a white Mara Hoffman dress, keeping her footwear relaxed with black flip-flops while she was outside the studio.

I actually liked the casual shoe choice here, as the simple sandals gave the dramatic dress a more laid-back, daytime street-style feel. Once inside the studio, however, Buteau switched things up, trading the flip-flops for snakeskin pumps that gave the same outfit a much dressier finish.

Michelle Buteau keeps things comfy in black flip-flops before switching to snakeskin pumps inside the studio (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

Buteau wore Mara Hoffman’s “Leonara” dress, featuring a plunging sweetheart neckline and a structured off-the-shoulder silhouette with voluminous balloon sleeves that draped around her arms.

The fitted bodice had vertical stitching down the center and sides, giving it a more structured shape before flowing into a straight midi skirt. A center slit broke up the long skirt and added movement to the streamlined silhouette.

Buteau wore her long hair in neat braids and accessorized with earrings, a bracelet, and several rings, adding a little shimmer to the monochromatic outfit.

Michelle Buteau pairs her comfy flip-flops with a white Mara Hoffman dress featuring a structured off-the-shoulder silhouette, vertical stitching down the center, and a center front slit (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

From Sculptural Heels to Statement Pumps: The Shoe Mood Defining 2026

Mann’s sharply pointed Sofia slingbacks, Fisher’s sculptural Louboutin wedges, and Buteau’s switch from flip-flops to snakeskin pumps capture just how varied polished footwear looks right now. For a broader look at the silhouettes shaping the year, from architectural pumps to wedges and ultra-pointed heels, explore our 2026 shoe trend report.