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Martha Stewart Ditched Her Signature Sneakers for a Pair of Tall Heels — Here’s Why They’re Still Comfortable

She also carried a Bandolier phone case

Martha Stewart in brown clothing with smile on black and white tory burch fall/winter 2025 backdrop
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Martha Stewart is living her best life during New York Fashion Week. 

On February 10, the 83-year-old entrepreneur attended the Tory Burch show, and, per usual, her ’fit was at the top of the fashion game. She wore a ritzy tie-neck blouse and breezy pants with an embellished coat on top and ditched her signature Skechers for an impressive pair of chunky heels. She topped off the look with a Bandolier phone case, which she told PEOPLE she uses “all the time.”

Everything about the look was nice-looking and thought-out: The coat provided the warmth, the pants provided the comfort, and the heels provided the polish. And as one, the outfit is about to become my new fallback for nights out.

Martha Stewart attends the Tory Burch Fashion Show during New York Fashion Week

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Martha Stewart’s Outfit Blueprint 

J. Crew Removable Tie-Neck Button-Up Shirt

jcrew Removable tie-neck button-up shirt in striped crepe de chine

JCrew

Tie-necks add a feminine finish to any top, and they’re useful for covering your neck, like with a scarf, when it’s cold. And Stewart isn’t the only star turning to this pretty style: Kate Middleton, Jennifer Lopez, and Meryl Streep have been wearing them, too. 

This J.Crew button-up comes with a removable tie, giving you the option to highlight its cute Peter Pan collar. Choose from four colors, including trending cheetah print

Old Navy High-Waisted Satin Super Wide-Leg Pants

Old Navy High-Waisted Satin Super Wide-Leg Pant

Old Navy

Stewart’s ’fit looked like a silky matching set, but you can mix and match wide-leg pants and tie-neck tops and still look put-together. I’m most intrigued by the fit of her pants, which were anti-clingy and flattering. This pair has a similar satin luster and they “look and feel very high-end,” according to one shopper. And a second noted, “They look very expensive and yet feel as comfortable as pajamas.”

Söfft Liv Slingback Platform Sandal

Sofft Liv Slingback Platform Sandal (Women)

Nordstrom

Like Stewarts’ high fashion heels, this style from Nordstrom has a platform and peep toe, but on a very walkable 2.75-inch block heel. Slingbacks are snug and secure thanks to the strap that wraps around the ankle, and this pair has an adjustable buckle for an even better fit. A block heel is also thick and wide, so you won’t feel like you’re hobbling around shakily. Plus, a slingback is breezy and seasonal for spring. 

Bandolier Donna Crossbody Phone Case

bandolierDONNA Crossbody Phone Case in Tan/Gold

Bandolier

Finally, this look wouldn’t be complete without a Bandolier phone case. Stewart sported the Donna crossbody case, which comes complete with gold hardware, a compartment to stash your valuable cards, and a long strap that you can wear on your shoulder or across your chest. In the past, we’ve seen her with the jazzy Crystal wristlet phone case from the brand. Both are useful for traveling or nights when you want to go purse-free. 

Keep scrolling to shop more tie-neck blouses, relaxed pants, stylish heels, and more inspired by Martha Stewart. 

Gemma + Jane Tie-Neck Georgette Top

Gemma + Jane Tie Neck Georgette Top

Nordstrom

Escalier Bow Tie-Neck Button-Down Shirt

 ANNA&CHRIS Escalier Women's Silk Blouse Long Sleeve Bow

Amazon

Lillusory Wide-Leg Dress Pants

LILLUSORY Wide Leg Dress Pants Women's High Waisted Dressy Trousers

Amazon

Vivaia Almond-Toe Slingback Wedge Heel Sandals

Vivian Pointed-Toe Slingback Sandals (Leah Pro)

Vivian

Juliet Holy Slingback Chunky Heels

Juliet Holy Women's Slingback Low Chunky Heels Pumps

Amazon

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