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Tia Mowry appeared on an episode of “The Jennifer Hudson Show” which aired today. Mowry likely appeared on the show to promote her new reality show titled “Tia Mowry: My Next Act.”
The “Sister, Sister” star served looks in a pair of lush chocolate brown heels. The shoe pick featured glossy deep brown leather uppers that transitioned into sharp pointed toes, thin ankle straps and 3 to 4-inch stiletto heels. A standard shoe construction, the footwear choice acted to elongate her silhouette while creating a matching moment that seamlessly coordinated with her look.
The thespian’s shoe choice can be likened to silhouettes from top brands like Paige, Alaia, Ferragamo, Gianvito Rossi, Christian Louboutin and Ralph Lauren, among others. As far as her heel choices go, Mowry tends to take risks. The social media star flip-flops between neutral and vibrant styles, often mirroring the color scheme going on in her outfit for the day.
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Going matchy-matchy, the “Twitches” actress sported a brown dress crafted of a free-flowing chocolate brown satin fabric. The garment featured long sleeves, a high neckline and draping elements that gave the look an ethereal vibe. As for accessories, Mowry wore a slew of complimentary gold jewelry.
Mowry’s shoe styles range from sleek to whimsical. The actress often wears strappy sandals, pumps and platform heels for everyday occasions or nights out — often from top brands including Versace, Stuart Weitzman and Christian Louboutin, plus affordable labels like Steve Madden and Topshop. Aside from heels, she’s also been spotted in Aperlai boots and Nike sneakers while off-duty over the years.
“Tia Mowry: My Next Act” is a new reality show available via Philo that follows Mowry, post-divorce as she navigates motherhood and her busy life while experiencing independence after working closely with her sister. The show’s first episode aired on Oct. 4.
