Selena Gomez is walking into her wife era in style and comfort. In her first outing as a newly married woman, the actor and entrepreneur took a lunch meeting at the Hotel Bel-Air in a white dress and sleek sunglasses, and wore the fall spin on ballet flats beloved by celebs.
The Vivaia Margot Mary Janes are woven, so they add just a touch of texture to an otherwise simple style; from afar, they look almost corduroy, but they are actually made of recycled plastic bottles and are machine-washable and antimicrobial. They’re available on Amazon and come in a ton of different colors. Gomez chose the almond shade to keep with the theme of bridal whites.
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Vivaia Square-Toe Mary Janes
We also can’t help but notice that her hair is equally grab-and-go easy-breezy, still trimmed to perfection from her wedding. “In preparing Selena Gomez’s hair for a celebration of joy, unity, and love, every detail had to be perfect,” hairstylist Renato Campora told Glamour of the nuptial bob. After lots of moisturizing prep work and washing, he explained, he towel-dried her shoulder-length locks, then applied Joico’s Dream Blowout Glass 72HR Frizz Fighter to begin the blowout.
“Using a rat-tail comb, I created a deep side part and transitioned back to the nape of the neck, where I sectioned the hair into two-inch sections,” he said. He used a large round brush and “continued this technique across the entire head to achieve a voluminous and polished base.… Once cooled, the hair is noticeably shiny, bouncy, and full of life.”
At this point, he went in with the curling iron, then let it all cool, brushed it together, and sprayed it to hold—but that was for the wedding, not a normal afternoon of work. For a regular-degular day at the office, a heap of that frizz-fighter stuff and a round brush, plus the comfy flats and a ruched dress like the one above, and you should be out the door, no? A married businesswoman has places to go, people to see.
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