Oh No! Sienna Miller’s Brand-New Louboutin Calf Hair Heels Get Soaked on the Red Carpet!

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In May 2013, British celebrities got all dressed up for the 2013 Arqiva British Academy Television Awards, only for gloomy weather literally rain on their glamorous looks.

Some got their dresses wet, and others saw their hairdos—which we’re sure they spent hours on—frizz up and fall flat. Some escaped the rain by shielding themselves with the umbrellas provided, an innovative and well-planned move from the event’s sponsor.

Still, one thing that couldn’t be prevented from getting wet was the exposed red carpet. And you know what a wet red carpet means: squishy steps, wet dress hems, and, worst of all, wet expensive designer shoes.

Sienna Miller looked stunning at the 2013 Arqiva British Academy Television Awards in a mint floral lace dress paired with her new Christian Louboutin "Malabar Hill" calf hair pumpsSienna Miller looked stunning at the 2013 Arqiva British Academy Television Awards in a mint floral lace dress paired with her new Christian Louboutin “Malabar Hill” calf hair pumps at the Royal Festival Hall in London, England, on May 12, 2013 (Credit: Lia Toby / Daniel Deme / WENN)

Sienna Miller was among those at the 2013 TV BAFTAs who experienced a “wet shoe disaster.” We think she was one of those who had it the worst because her shoes are made of not only difficult-to-care-for calf hair but also brand-new, yet-to-be-released Christian Louboutin Fall 2013 pumps.

She styled her shoes with a light-blue organza embroidered box-pleat long-sleeved dress from Matthew Williamson’s Fall 2013 collection and a Charlotte Olympia ‘Pandora’ clutch.

Warning to hardcore shoe lovers before scrolling down: these pictures of damaged Louboutins will be hard to look at!

A close-up of Sienna Miller's edgy Christian Louboutin "Malabar Hill" calf hair pumps, featuring bold studs and colorful embellishments, which unfortunately got wet at the 2013 TV BAFTAsA close-up of Sienna Miller’s edgy Christian Louboutin “Malabar Hill” calf hair pumps, featuring bold studs and colorful embellishments, which unfortunately got wet at the 2013 TV BAFTAs

The tips and sides of Sienna Miller's shoes show damage from getting wetThe tips and sides of Sienna Miller’s shoes show damage from getting wet

If that was painful, let this picture of Sienna Miller’s Christian Louboutin “Malabar Hill” pumps in their pristine condition erase your memory of the damaged shoes:

Christian Louboutin Malabar HillChristian Louboutin “Malabar Hill” Pumps

If you’re wondering how to bring calf hair shoes back to life after a rain-soaked red carpet, check out our detailed guide on calf hair shoe care. From drying techniques to maintenance tips, our article covers everything Sienna Miller and any shoe lover need to know to keep their delicate shoes looking their best.

For readers interested in how other celebrities have styled the Christian Louboutin “Malabar Hill” pumps, actress Elizabeth Banks showcased them during a press conference for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. She paired the cognac-colored pumps with a sleeveless Alexander McQueen minidress featuring patch pockets and a floral pattern, creating a chic and sophisticated look.

Sienna Miller on the Honor of BAFTA Nomination, Real Birds, and Playing Tippi Hedren in The Girl

At the 2013 Arqiva British Academy Television Awards, Sienna Miller shared her excitement over her nomination for The Girl, describing it as a “huge honor” that made the event feel “extra special.” While thrilled to be in the company of such talented women, she admitted she had no expectations of winning, saying it was “really enough” just to be nominated.

Miller reflected on filming with real birds, calling it “proper, proper birds pecking and flapping,” but noted she escaped unscathed, unlike others who had to endure it longer. Addressing the film’s portrayal of Alfred Hitchcock, she explained it was “one woman’s account” of her experience with the director—an “incredible filmmaker” but a complex figure for Tippi Hedren, whom Miller met in California to prepare for the role. Describing Hedren as “iconic,” Miller admired her strength, elegance, and grace, calling the role “a really fun” experience.