Katy Perry loves to wear sparkly, glittery, and colorful things. However, as always on Your Next Shoes, we’re drawn first to shoes before anything else.
So despite Katy’s shiny, silvery, peacock feather-embellished Matthew Williamson Resort 2011 dress, the first things we noticed were her yellow ankle strap pumps:
Katy Perry playfully dons a whimsical expression while sporting a vibrant red nose (Credit: Manuil Yamalyan / WENN / Tony Clark)
Katy was spotted leaving Radio One at London’s British Broadcasting House. She dropped by the studio to support presenter Chris Moyles, who was attempting the “Longest Ever Show” as part of Red Nose Day 2011.
Katy Perry proudly embraces Red Nose Day, a charitable occasion dedicated to generating funds for Comic Relief (Credit: Manuil Yamalyan / WENN / Tony Clark)
Red Nose Day is a fundraising holiday that raises money for Comic Relief. Katy stopped by during the 44th hour of the 52-hour marathon session, which raised £2.4 million and broke the record for the longest-ever radio broadcast.
Earlier in the day, she tweeted, “LONDON! I’M URS FOR 3 NIGHTS! It’s gonna be. so. amazing! TONIGHT we’ll have #REDCROSS friends everywhere so u can do your part for #JAPAN!”
Katy Perry flaunted her legs in a zig-zag patterned Matthew Williamson sheath dress while leaving the BBC Radio One studios in London, England, early in the morning of March 18, 2011 (Credit: Manuil Yamalyan / WENN / Tony Clark)
The American singer and songwriter brought things like eye drops, energy tablets, coffee, and even a porn magazine for Chris Moyles to keep him awake. In our case, her bright and sunny yellow shoes would’ve been enough to perk us up!
Katy Perry shows off her feet in Charlotte Olympia heels (Credit: Manuil Yamalyan / WENN / Tony Clark)
Katy Perry’s shoes are these Charlotte Olympia ‘Dolores’ espadrille platform canvas pumps (shown in red):
Red Charlotte Olympia ‘Dolores’ Espadrille Platform Canvas Pumps
Gwen Stefani wore these very shoes for her Elle UK April 2011 cover. The price hasn’t dropped since we last blogged about them on Gwen, and they’re still a hefty $895.00.
But for lower-cost espadrille platform pump alternatives, try these two from Sam Edelman and Schutz instead:
The first shoe is the Schutz ‘Charlotte’ espadrille pump in brown sugar, while the second is the Sam Edelman ‘Novato’ pump in sand canvas