Best known for playing Ava Daniels in Hacks, Hannah Einbinder stands about 5ft 5¾in (167 cm)—though some sources list her at 5ft 7in (170 cm)—and reportedly wears a US shoe size 8.
As she promoted Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma in New York City ahead of the film’s August 7 release, the actress and comedian demonstrated how dramatically a change of shoes and silhouette can transform an outfit.
Hannah Einbinder wore Bottega Veneta’s Sofia glove pumps with neutral separates outside the Good Morning America studios on August 3, 2026, before switching to Loewe’s Origami Cubic slingback pumps with a red knit top and architectural checked skirt for her Today show appearance the following day while promoting Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma in New York City (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)
Over two consecutive television appearances, Einbinder embraced two distinct luxury wardrobes. For Today, she leaned into the film’s eerie mood with Loewe’s sculptural Origami Cubic slingback pumps, a vivid red knit top, and an architectural checked skirt.
Outside the Good Morning America studios the day before, she took the opposite approach, styling Bottega Veneta’s sleek Sofia glove pumps with soft neutral separates for a quieter, minimalist look.
Hannah Einbinder Pairs Loewe Origami Cubic Pumps With a Red Knit Top and Asymmetric Checked Skirt
For her Today Show appearance, Hannah Einbinder opted for a bold red-and-black Loewe ensemble that combined sleek silhouettes with sculptural details for a modern, fashion-forward look.
She wore Loewe’s black lambskin “Origami Cubic” slingback pumps, one of the Spanish fashion house’s signature interpretations of the glove-pump trend. Their elevated topline hugs the foot for a sleek, elongated silhouette, while the pointed toe and clean center seam emphasize the minimalist design. We’ve also seen the same sculptural style worn very differently by Tracee Ellis Ross, who paired the pumps with vibrant green leather trousers instead of a coordinated architectural look.
Named for their sculptural heel, the Origami Cubic pumps draw inspiration from the precise folds of traditional Japanese paper art. The sharply angled kitten heel acts as the focal point of the design, giving the shoe a distinctive architectural profile without relying on embellishment, while elasticated slingback straps keep the silhouette light and secure.
Einbinder’s black leather version retails for $1,150 at Mytheresa. The Origami collection extends beyond this black slingback, with red, white, and brown leather versions as well as striped leather pumps priced up to $1,550, showing how Loewe has developed the folded geometric heel into a broader family of styles.

Einbinder paired the architectural shoes with a vibrant red fitted knit top featuring a ribbed mock neckline and tiny black Loewe logos embroidered throughout, adding a touch of logomania.
The real statement piece, however, was her checked cotton midi skirt. Its dramatic asymmetrical construction was made up of softly pleated panels that resembled oversized origami folds, creating beautiful volume and movement as she walked. Gathered ruffles at the elasticated waistband added texture, while the checked pattern enhanced the skirt’s geometric shape.
The structured skirt balanced the simplicity of the fitted top, creating a playful yet polished look. Her Loewe Asymmetric cotton-blend midi skirt retails for $1,990 at Mytheresa.
Einbinder finished her outfit with a structured black handbag, some rings, delicate earrings, and soft peachy makeup.

Hannah Einbinder Styles Bottega Veneta Sofia Glove Pumps With an Ecru Suede Skirt for GMA
For her Good Morning America appearance, Hannah Einbinder slipped into Bottega Veneta’s “Sofia” pumps in dark brown leather, one of the Italian house’s refined interpretations of the glove-pump trend. She wasn’t the only actress embracing the silhouette that day: Ella Rubin wore a sleeveless white A-line mini dress with black Khaite “Marcy” glove pumps.
The high-vamp silhouette wraps the foot with an elasticated upper for a smooth, second-skin fit, while the elongated vamp and clean center seam reinforce the shoe’s minimalist aesthetic. Kendall Jenner styled the same Sofia pumps in pale Camomile leather with a feathered Bottega Veneta gown, showing how the understated design transitions seamlessly from the red carpet to daytime press appearances.
Rather than relying on bold hardware, Bottega Veneta incorporates its signature Intrecciato weave into the sculptural heel, a subtle house signature visible from the back. The pointed toe sharpens the otherwise understated silhouette, while the mid-height heel, lambskin lining, and rubber-injected sole balance elegance with everyday wearability.
The Sofia pumps are available in several seasonal colors, including black, dark brown, and pale Camomile. The black leather version retails for $1,100 at SSENSE.

Einbinder paired the dark brown pumps with an ecru suede midi skirt and a crisp white top, also from Bottega Veneta, creating a soft, understated color palette. While I appreciated the minimalist combination and thought it looked elegant, I personally wish there had been a little more contrast, since the pale shades seemed to wash her out.
Hannah wore Bottega Veneta’s Compact Cotton Toile top, priced at $2,000, featuring Nodo Quadro metal buttons, wide elbow-length sleeves, and an asymmetric folded mock-neck collar. The sculptural silhouette gave the outfit a modern, architectural feel, though I wasn’t completely convinced by the fit, which looked a little boxy on her.
She tucked the top into the brand’s Mini Intreccio Suede Leather midi skirt in ecru. The wrap silhouette created soft dimension, while the fringed waistband and hem added texture and movement. I especially liked those fringed details because they softened the structured top and made the outfit look more relaxed and perfect for warm-weather dressing.
Continuing with the neutral palette, Einbinder carried a structured white bag and kept her accessories simple with a chunky ring and earrings. Her auburn hair was styled in a sleek shoulder-length blowout with softly curled ends and a side part. She finished her look with rosy cheeks and a muted pink lip.

From Loewe Origami Heels to Glove Pumps: More Sculptural Shoe Moments
Einbinder’s Origami Cubic slingbacks sit at the intersection of two ideas shaping contemporary pumps: Loewe’s fascination with architectural construction and the return of high-coverage, glove-like uppers. These related looks show how designers and celebrities have interpreted that sculptural approach in very different ways.
👠 Explore More Loewe Shoes Glove Pump Moments:
- 🖤 Julia Garner and Sarah Pidgeon explore two sides of Loewe’s sculptural pump language, with Garner wearing folded Origami heels and Pidgeon choosing sleek V-neck glove pumps at Paris Fashion Week.
- 📈 See why glove pumps returned to the fashion conversation, from Proenza Schouler’s high-coverage silhouette to similarly sculptural styles by Khaite and By Far.
- 🤎 Eiza Gonzalez wears Hagelstam’s architectural Jet pumps in black and chocolate brown, showing how the second-skin silhouette works with relaxed tailoring rather than eveningwear.
- ✨ Angelina Jolie takes glove pumps onto the red carpet in Givenchy’s black satin Spiky heels, pairing their elongated pointed toes and sculptural cone heels with a sheer embellished gown.
- 🏙️ Naomi Watts shows the quieter side of the glove-pump trend, grounding polished city dressing with black high-vamp pumps and low kitten heels during her Love Story press tour.