Pop stars know they've made it when fans associate their personal style with a specific shoe trend. While bedazzled Christian Louboutin booties belong to Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande is synonymous with platform knee-highs. Olivia Rodrigo, on the other hand, welcomed the heeled Mary Janes trend and socks to the punk-rock Rodrigo-verse.
The 23-year-old started styling socks with Mary Janes years before she won her first Grammy Award. Her now-signature set even joined her at the White House in 2021. Earlier this year, it became the leading motif for her third studio record, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, appearing at listening parties, on the album cover, and everywhere in between. That said, it's no surprise Rodrigo slipped stark-white socks into platform Mary Janes before celebrating her collaboration with The Lego Group.
