Ashley Tisdale Means Business in Sharp Leather Boots at Teen Vogue Summit 2023
Ashley Tisdale brought minimalist style to the stage — with a contemporary twist — for the 2023 “Teen Vogue” Summit.
While speaking onstage during the event in Los Angeles on Saturday, Tisdale stepped out in a classic pair of black leather boots. The Frenshe founder’s knee-high style featured tall shafts with lightly squared, pointed toes, as well as allover crocodile embossments for a textured flair.
Tisdale’s boots were complete with thin heels, providing the “High School Musical” actress with a sharp height boost. The star’s footwear provided a textured take to the classic knee-high boot, which is often seen as a go-to fall shoe due to its tall silhouette and sharp base. Pairs in neutral hues are the most popular iteration, which are released year-round — as evidenced in recent styles from labels including Longchamp, Staud and Khaite.
Tisdale’s boots brought a tri-colored finish to her neutral attire, which featured an oversized beige blazer with matching high-waisted shorts and a light brown knit sweater. The “Headstrong” musician’s tonal ensemble was complete with two thin diamond necklaces, bringing her look a subtly glamorous finish.
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Tisdale’s own personal style is bohemian and laidback. The “Suite Life of Zack & Cody” actress often dons sharp pumps and sandals on the red carpet, hailing from top brands like Christian Louboutin and Stuart Weitzman—plus affordable labels like Steve Madden and Jessica Simpson. Off-duty, Tisdale’s footwear ranges from chic to edgy, including Chanel flats, Miu Miu boots and Prada loafers. Her casual style also includes sporty sneakers by Adidas, APL and Balenciaga.
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Aaron Royce is the Digital Editor for Footwear News, where he writes stories on trending news, celebrity style, collaborations and in-depth profile interviews. Prior to joining Footwear News, Aaron wrote for publications including PAPER, Grazia and the Daily Front Row. He currently holds a B.S. in mass communications from Virginia Commonwealth University.
