Hailee Steinfeld and Mandy Moore have these comfy sneakers in common: ‘Obsessed’
Stars are stepping into winter in these comfy kicks.
Hailee Steinfeld treated fans to a “free holiday gift idea” this week in her Substack Newsletter, Beau Society, saying she’s been loving the Rothy’s Ivy Sneaker.
“I got the burgundy, and I’m obsessed,” she wrote.

She’s not the only one lacing up the soft, suede-like velvet shoes, as Mandy Moore also gave them her stamp of approval on Instagram Stories last month.
“These Rothy’s sneakers are my new fav,” she wrote, adding that the cheetah option is basically a “neutral.”
In addition to burgundy and the aforementioned animal print, the design comes in six other rich-looking hues, from tan and black to bright blue and deep green.


The ReVelvet fabric also happens to be machine-washable, and each pair is made with about 14 recycled plastic bottles.
Plus, the shoes ship with both bright red and white laces, so you can swap them out for a new look whenever you’d like.
They’ve earned an impressive 4.7-star average out of nearly 415 customer reviews, with people calling them “adorable and versatile” and “gorgeous.”
“Very comfortable, I walked 10+ miles around the city two days in a row and my feet felt totally fine,” a third shopper even added.
Rothy’s has a long history in Hollywood; Meghan Markle is a longtime fan of the brand’s Point II Flats, while Lucy Hale recently posted about the gift-ready Après Clog.
And the Casual Clog can’t stop racking up celebrity fans, as everyone from Bethenny Frankel to Jennifer Lawrence and Anne Hathaway owns a pair.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.