Zendaya Combines Two Controversial Shoe Trends in Paris

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HANNAH JACKSON SENIOR FASHION WRITER, VOGUE

Zendaya has never been one to shy away from a divisive fashion choice. While in Paris, the actor stepped out in a pair of shoes that bring together two of fashion’s most polarizing trends for one decidedly chic look. Plus, at 61, DonnaJean Wilde is redefining what it means to be strong. The world-record-holding planker can hold the position for an astonishing five hours. So, what’s the secret to her incredible endurance?

Zendaya Combines Two Controversial Shoe Trends in Paris   By Hannah Jackson   While she has split-toe flats, ankle boots, and even loafers in her closet, Zendaya opted for a pair of black leather tabi wedge heels for an outing in Paris.

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