Oprah Winfrey showcased a stylish monochromatic outfit while revealing her latest selection for Oprah’s Book Club, Claire Keegan’s “Small Things Like These,” on CBS this Tuesday.
Her cognac-colored Zimmermann shirt and pants, which total a striking $1,320, were complemented by a pair of Vivaia boots that are a more affordable option at under $150. Featuring a luxurious knitted upper and a sculptural block heel, these slip-on boots are designed to repel water, making them perfect for winter weather.
Although Oprah’s specific caramel color is nearly sold out, the style is still available in an impressive 22 shades, ranging from classic neutrals to eye-catching cheetah print, with options for both almond and square-shaped toes.
Oprah Winfrey dazzles in a chic monochromatic look while announcing her latest book club pick
These durable boots have received rave reviews, boasting over 150 five-star ratings that describe them as “absolutely amazing” and “perfect for everyday wear.” “One delighted customer exclaimed, “These are the most comfortable boots I have ever worn! They’re also very cute, and the heel height is just right.”
Oprah isn’t the only celebrity enjoying these fashionable yet practical shoes; Julia Roberts has opted for Vivaia’s similar Melissa Heeled Boots, currently priced at $139 but on sale for $97. Lindsay Lohan and Aubrey Plaza also favor the Addison Slingback Sandals, which retail for $119.
Other stars like Emma Roberts, Naomi Watts, Katie Holmes, Alexa Chung, and Jenna Ortega have been spotted wearing the brand’s signature stretchy styles as well. With Oprah joining the ranks of Vivaia’s satisfied customers, it’s clear that this brand is not going out of style anytime soon.
This article was crafted by Hannah Southwick, a Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah uncovers deals on celebrity-approved styles that are genuinely affordable, tests Hollywood’s favorite brands, and discovers the beauty products that keep stars looking their best on the red carpet.
Since 2020, she has been contributing to Page Six, with her work also appearing in USA Today and Parade, consulting stylists and industry insiders — including celebrities — for genuine product recommendations, trend forecasts, and more.
