Kacey Musgraves Wraps Her Feet in René Caovilla Crystal Embellished Sandals for the 2025 ARIA Awards
Kacey Musgraves reached for embellished René Caovilla sandals for the 2025 ARIA Awards. The singer arrived for the event at the Hordern Pavilion on Wednesday in Sydney, wearing a pair of the luxury footwear designer’s Golden Ivory sandal 105.
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The embroidery on the heels was inspired by “One Thousand and One Nights” and what the brand describes as “the magic of the East.” The Golden sandal is decorated with tiny, hand-placed, gold and white crystal rhinestones in various shapes and sizes.
The crystals create a distinctive pattern that adorns the straps, which encase the foot’s upper and then another that wounds tightly around the ankle. The straps are placed on the heel in the iconic serpent style that has become a signature touch for the brand.
A close-up of the shoes.
The base of the shoes are made from a cream, off-white satin material, which serves as the backdrop for the adornments and helps them pop. The shoes feature a delicate, rounded toe and a tall stiletto heel measuring four inches. The shoes are finished off with the René Caovilla signature stardust sole that sparkles with each step. The sandals retail for $1,910 on the shoe brand’s website.
Musgraves paired the Golden sandals with a look from Georges Hobeika’s fall 2025 couture collection. Continuing the white and gold motif of the shoes, the country music star wore a white, embellished bustier, corset-style top with lace trim, which was accompanied with bloomer-inspired lace bottoms, also in an off-white shade. The short bottoms and the heels helped make her legs the focal point of the look.
A close-up of the shoes.
The singer completed the look with Anton Heunis’ Vanidad earrings, which were geometric statement crystal earrings with elongated pearls. They retail for $293. She wore her hair in a half-up, half-down style with her bangs softly framing her face.
The 2025 ARIA Music Awards was the 39th annual Australian Recording Industry Association music awards ceremony. The awards show was broadcast on Australia’s Network 10 and live-streamed via YouTube and Paramount+, and was hosted by Tim Blackwell.
