During a sold-out show at Los Angeles’s Fonda Theater this Thursday, Adéla sported an array of flashy boots while performing hits like “Nicole Kidman.” The performance was part of Adéla’s “Red Bottoms Tour,” a name that alludes to much-beloved Louboutin shoes that the singer has a well-documented fondness for. Adéla is definitely a lover of all things footwear, as evident by her wardrobe choices at Thursday’s event. She rotated through different pairs of shoes throughout the evening, including, of course, a pair of custom Louboutins.
While one of many pairs of shoes sported that night, Adéla’s bedazzled hot pink Louboutin heels were perhaps the most notable wardrobe choice. Called the Pavlova Botta booties, these lace-up, ballerina-inspired heels are perfectly suited to the trained-ballerina-turned-pop-star. They paired well with Adéla’s equally flashy hot pink hair and choice of outfit. She dressed in a silver, slightly sporty two-piece set that was similarly bedazzled with pink and silver studs.
Adéla also wore a pair of lace-up black boots with spiked heels during a few performances, plainer than the eye-catching hot pink boots but nevertheless stylish. At one point, the singer switched to beige ballerina shoes to show off her moves against a pink ballet rail.
Adéla has performed in decked out shoes in the past. In a “Red Bottoms Tour” Brooklyn show earlier this year, she danced on stage Christian Louboutin ballet boots, complete with silver studs for a little extra flare. At Lollapalooza 2026, Louboutins were all the rage with celebrities. Adéla wore the same pink heels seen on Thursday night in LA. Other Louboutin wearers that weekend included Arianna Grande, Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, and Beyoncé.
Adéla’s “Red Bottoms Tour” is set to continue throughout the remainder of the year, with performances throughout fall of 2026 scheduled for major cities like Boston and Philadelphia. In 2027, Adéla will kick off the European portion of her tour with performances throughout the UK and in countries such as Sweden and Germany.