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When it comes to special occasions, these shoes trump the other pairs in Kai Trump’s closet.
Kai Trump supported her grandfather, President Donald Trump, at Sunday night’s pre-inauguration candlelight dinner and Monday evening’s inaugural ball, wearing two different Sherri Hill gowns and her favorite Badgley Mischka heels to both events.
The silver shoes are a major wardrobe staple for the 17-year-old golfer, who’s worn them for everything from election night celebrations to a homecoming dance.
And while the sandals — which she dubbed “Kai’s $200 heels everyone likes to talk about” in a recent YouTube video — are no longer sold, plenty of similar styles from the brand are still up for grabs.
Badgley Mischka Natasha Block Heels
The company’s Natasha Block Heels offer a similar rhinestone-studded look in both champagne and white satin.
Badgley Mischka’s Amazon storefront also includes steals like the braided Fennel Heeled Sandals or, for those who prefer a more subtle style, the delicate Harriet Heeled Sandals.
Badgley Mischka Fennel Heeled Sandals
Badgley Mischka Harriet Heeled Sandals
Nordstrom Rack even has the brand’s Caroline Embellished Sandals for under $50 — nearly 60% off.
Badgley Mischka Caroline Embellished Sandals
The whole first family was dressed to the nines for Monday night’s inauguration celebration.
Melania Trump wore a black-and-white strapless gown designed by her stylist Hervé Pierre — who previously made her dress for 2017’s inaugural ball — while Ivanka Trump sported a re-creation of an iconic Givenchy gown worn by Audrey Hepburn in 1954.
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