On February 14, 2020, Katy Perry stepped out for Valentine’s Day dinner at Craig’s in West Hollywood, California, wearing soft pink and cream, with The Sissy pumps from her own Katy Perry Collections footwear line providing a playful Valentine’s Day detail.
Her version of the pointed-toe stilettos featured pastel conversation hearts and playful love messages across the pink upper, giving the classic pump silhouette a Valentine’s Day update.
Katy Perry layers MAREI 1998’s Deutzia faux-fur coat over a pale pink Chika Kisada dress and carries a structured Mark Cross Grace Small Box bag outside Craig’s in West Hollywood, California, on February 14, 2020 (Credit: Instar / WENN)
Perry paired the printed pumps with a Chika Kisada Fall 2019 dress that balanced structured tailoring with layers of soft tulle.
She added MAREI 1998’s off-white Deutzia faux-fur coat and carried a light pink Mark Cross Grace Small Box bag, a structured top-handle design inspired by the overnight case Grace Kelly carried in Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window.
Katy Perry lets the lace hem of her Chika Kisada dress peek beneath her long faux-fur coat, finishing the Valentine’s Day look with pointed-toe stilettos from Katy Perry Collections
The Sissy was one of Katy Perry Collections’ recurring pump silhouettes, with a pointed toe, low-cut vamp, and slim covered stiletto heel measuring roughly 3.5 to 4 inches.
Beyond Perry’s conversation-heart version, the style appeared in numerous finishes over the years, including glitter, metallic, velvet, denim, snake-effect, and pearl-accented variations.
A closer look at Katy Perry’s The Sissy pumps, featuring a sheer pink upper scattered with colorful conversation hearts and set on slim covered stiletto heels
How Katy Perry Took Full Ownership of Her Shoe Brand
Perry originally launched Katy Perry Collections in 2017 in partnership with Global Brands Group. After GBG entered bankruptcy proceedings in 2021, she bought back the business and took full ownership of the brand, including its trademarks and design assets.
As of August 2026, however, the Katy Perry Collections website, hosted by GoDaddy, no longer displays a footwear catalog or information about the brand, showing only links to its social media profiles.
Its Instagram account also appears inactive, with its latest post dated October 2, 2025. While this does not by itself confirm that Katy Perry Collections has ceased operations, its current online presence offers no indication of an active shoe collection.
👠 Explore More of Katy Perry’s Shoe Style:
- 📏 Standing at 5’7″ (170.2 cm) and wearing a US shoe size 8, Perry has worn everything from whimsical heels from her own label to statement shoes by Jimmy Choo, Christian Louboutin, Amina Muaddi, and Alexander McQueen.
- 🍉 Her playful Picolo watermelon mules took Katy Perry Collections’ novelty-shoe aesthetic to its most literal extreme when she wore them with a coordinating Staud look in New York.
- 🧦 The Isobella booties she wore to the 2019 iHeartRadio Music Awards created the illusion of white bobby socks worn with black Mary Janes, showing the surreal sense of humor that defined many of her early footwear designs.
- 💗 Perry paired her own Memphis pumps with a pink Galia Lahav jumpsuit at the 2018 QVC FFANY Shoes on Sale Gala, where her footwear line was also part of the evening’s shoe-focused celebration.
- 👞 The story of Katy Perry Collections extends beyond its playful heels, from the controversy surrounding the Ora and Rue face designs to Perry’s eventual move toward independent ownership of her footwear brand.