At the Grammy’s event, singer-songwriter, record producer, and actor Lenny Kravitz was seen wearing custom, one-of-a-kind boots in collaboration with Modern Vice Designer, Jordan Adoni, and Church Boutique!
Lenny Kravitz Designed Custom Boots in Collaboration with Modern Vice Designer, Jordan Adoni, and Church Boutique
In collaboration with the brands and designers, the seasoned musician brought his look to new heights—quite literally. The heeled knee-high leather boots in black and silver, which boasted a square-shaped toe, were paired seamlessly with his rockstar outfits on the red carpet and during his iconic performance with H.E.R and Travis Barker.
Apart from his successful music career, Lenny Kravitz’s fashion experimentation has helped him become the icon he is today; never failing to push the envelope with his fashion choices by breaking conventional societal norms. Kravitz follows a long line of megawatt performers who have given the heel a go, including David Bowie, Prince, and, more recently, Harry Styles.
Launched in 2012, Modern Vice is a direct-to-consumer made-to-order footwear brand. MV made shoe-buying easier by stripping away middlemen and inventory which eliminates overstock waste and cuts costs. At Modern Vice, every product is made of genuine leathers and materials from Italy and the U.S., then crafted to completion at the New York City factory and Italy by highly skilled shoemakers. Amazing high-end product for a great price. Modern Vice has many celebrity fans including QuestLove, Kate Hudson, Swizz Beats, Bella Thorne, Lauren Hill, Rita Ora, and more, and is currently working on a collaboration with Laura Leezy of Khruangbin. The ongoing collaboration with the musician includes videos featuring the artist in the boots & creative directed by Jordan Adoni & Zexi Qi of Snakk studios filmed at Famed Brooklyn venue House Of Yes. Also upcoming for Adoni and Modern Vice is an exclusive collaboration with Disco House music artist Amy Douglass who recently put out an EP with Domino Records & Joe Goddard.
