Bruce Willis’ Daughters Scout and Tallulah Willis Embrace Flat Shoes Trend in Los Angeles

Scout and Tallulah Willis embraced the flat shoes trend while leaving The Grove in Los Angeles on Tuesday night in red and hot pink flats.

The daughters of actors Bruce Willis and Demi Moore were dressed comfortably as they walked to their respective cars. For the laid-back luncheon, Tallulah opted for a relaxed slightly oversized white blouse, which she paired with tan fitted khakis. Her shoes of choice were the Flower Appenzeller House Shoes from Bode, which are made with red Napa leather and adorned with traditional brass Appenzeller charms crafted in Switzerland.

Designed as outdoor house shoes, the typical asking price for a pair is around $750. Rounding out her ensemble was a small tan and black tote bag. Her sister Scout chose a simple pair of satin hot pink Mary Jane flats characterized by a singular pink strap in the mid-foot region.

Over the past couple of years, ballet flats have transitioned from being a standard dancing shoe meant for dancers only, to a casual shoe that can be worn for a variety of occasions. As for the rest of her ensemble, she completed her comfy look with a striped long-sleeve shirt, a loose pair of polka-dot pants, a light brown purse, and a black pair of sunglasses.

Many affordable and high-end brands offer their take on flat shoes such as Margaux, Coach, The Row, Maison Margiela, Prada and plenty of others. Regarded for their comfort and durability, many have chosen flats for occasions where a reasonable amount of walking is going to be required. The footwear style is one that has been around since the early 1600s as a common footwear choice for both men and women. The shoes are typically characterized by their extended pointy upper, which during that time period was a symbol of nobility.

Many notable celebrities have been spotted wearing flat shoes throughout 2024 thus far including Katie Holmes, Kaia Gerber, Princess Beatrice and more. The style is expected to continue to be popular for the remainder of 2024 and into 2025.