Mary J. Blige’s Signature Boot Style Has Solidified Her as a Forever Fashion Icon

At 50 years old, it’s safe to say Mary J. Blige is forever a fashion icon. The singer stepped out on the scene in the early ’90s with her debut record “What’s the 411?” Since then — and 13 studio albums and nine Grammy awards later — Blige is known as the “Queen of Hip Hop & Soul,” but even more importantly as the queen of boots. Plus, she knows how to make an entrance. Last week, the hitmaker attended the Bottega Veneta spring ’22 fashion show in Detroit, wearing a $22,000 coat by the luxury label. She paired the head-turning shearling coat with padded tails in red with black leather pants featuring zipper details and her go-to black leather boots. The shoe style, dubbed the “Storm,” is made of lambskin leather and includes a 3.5-inch heel. It currently retails for $1,150. Mary J. Blige at the Bottega Veneta Salon show in Detroit. CREDIT: Courtesy of Bottega Veneta From skirts and fish nets to jeans, Blige has found a way to include the knee-high boot in red carpet looks or as part of her core stage style through the years. She’s been wearing the silhouette since the ’90s and she continues to do so today. One

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