Jordan Chiles joined Off-White’s spring 2026 show in New York on Friday, grounding her collegiate cool look with strappy silver metallic sandals.

The heels featured squared toes with mirrored straps, including a slim band across the front and a coordinating ankle strap. Balanced on what are likely stiletto heels, the pair brought shine to a pared-down silhouette.

Chiles styled them with a sheer white skirt cut to an angled hem and finished with a raw waistline. A cropped varsity jacket embroidered with patches and trimmed with ribbed cuffs added contrast on top, while black rectangular sunglasses sharpened the finish.

The show unfolded on the roof of New Design High School on the Lower East Side, where graffiti artists tagged corrugated walls in a nod to the five boroughs. “I think New York is a boiling pot of multiculturalism and community. Which is the core of Off-White, it’s supposed to be for everybody,” creative director Ib Kamara said in preview notes. He described the lineup as “Pop Romance,” centered on color, maximalism and individual expression.

WWD’s Thomas Waller called the collection “a good marriage between [Kamara’s] background and Off-White,” crediting its ability to highlight Black culture’s influence in shaping global pop.

For Chiles, the metallic sandals followed a string of elevated shoe moments this summer. At the ESPY Awards in July, she wore Christian Louboutin’s So Kate pumps, a sharp patent stiletto accented with the label’s red sole. Earlier that month, she stepped into glittering black platform stilettos at the Black Excellence Brunch in New Orleans, finished with a peep-toe cut and narrow base.

Compared to those towering heels, Friday’s silver sandals marked a shift in proportion. Flatter in shape but reflective in finish, they aligned with the high-shine accents that ran through Off-White’s spring 2026 runway.