Selena Gomez Balances Voluminous Celine Couture With Minimalist Giuseppe Zanotti Mules

Selena Gomez attended the premiere of The Dead Don’t Die at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on June 10, 2019, wearing one of Hedi Slimane’s early Celine designs.

Selena Gomez gives Hedi Slimane’s feather-trimmed Celine minidress a softer feel by wearing the dramatic sleeves off the shoulders with a romantic textured updo at the premiere of The Dead Don’t Die at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on June 10, 2019 (Credit: WENN / Ivan Nikolov)

The look paired a dramatic feather-trimmed silk minidress with sleek Giuseppe Zanotti shoes, creating a sharp contrast between theatrical couture and minimalist footwear that continues to make the outfit memorable.

Soft smoky eyes, Cartier diamond earrings, and face-framing tendrils balance the bold feathered neckline without competing for attention

Her black silk bustier dress came from the Celine Spring 2019 collection and originally retailed for about $16,000.

On the runway, the feathered straps were styled over the shoulders, but Selena’s team, led by longtime stylist Kate Young, lowered them off the shoulders to frame the neckline and give the structured silhouette a softer, more relaxed feel.

The dramatic feather sleeves frame Selena Gomez’s off-the-shoulder Celine minidress, while sparkling Cartier rings add just enough brilliance to the monochrome look

Rather than competing with the statement sleeves, Selena finished the outfit with glossy black patent leather Giuseppe Zanotti “Nettie” mules, Cartier diamond jewelry, a softly textured high bun, and understated makeup by Hung Vanngo.

The restrained accessories kept the attention on the dress while allowing the shoes to provide a clean, modern finish.

Their clean open-toe design of her black patent leather Giuseppe Zanotti “Nettie” stiletto mules balanced the volume of the feather-trimmed dress, illustrating why minimalist black mules remain a dependable choice for statement eveningwear.

Selena Gomez finishes her black Celine premiere ensemble with glossy Giuseppe Zanotti “Nettie” patent leather mules, whose clean peep-toe silhouette contrasts beautifully with the dress’s voluminous feathered sleeves

On the red carpet, Selena talked with Entertainment Tonight about working with Bill Murray and confirmed she has completed new music.

Why Giuseppe Zanotti Mules Remain a Red-Carpet Favorite

Giuseppe Zanotti treats the mule as more than a simple slip-on heel. Slim, leg-lengthening silhouettes are often finished with sculpted metal heels, mirrored leather, glossy patent, crystals, oversized bows, or jewelry-like hardware, allowing the shoes to become the focal point of an outfit rather than a quiet accessory.

That design philosophy has given Zanotti’s mules remarkable longevity. As of August 2026, Farfetch still carries a broad selection of the designer’s current styles, including the Intriigo, Intriigo Jewelry, Seal, Lumière, Mariposa, and Guepiere mules alongside crystal-embellished, sculptural-heel, and square-toe designs.

Whether paired with tailored separates or dramatic evening gowns, the same combination of Italian craftsmanship and sculptural glamour continues to define the collection. Explore how celebrities have styled Giuseppe Zanotti mules over the years below.