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Lola Tung Brings Fall Dressing to New York City With Marc Fisher Boots and Sau Lee Look

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Lola Tung Brings Fall Dressing to New York City With Marc Fisher Boots and Sau Lee Look

"The Summer I Turned Pretty" star attended the Knicks vs. Sixers NBA season opener on Tuesday.

Lola Tung brought a fall-ready boots-and-skirt combo to New York City on Tuesday with a versatile Marc Fisher style on foot. She attended the Knicks vs. Sixers NBA season opener.

“The Summer I Turned Pretty” star stepped out in a black leather knee-high boot from Marc Fisher, the brand’s Sadler style. The shoe features a rounded toe, a lug sole offering a subtle edge and a 1.85-inch block heel for an understated boost in height.

Retailing for $299, the boots fall on the more affordable side of the market, aligning with some of Tung’s previous footwear choices including Betsey Johnson heels (she’s worn multiple embellished styles from the brand) and Vivaia sneakerinas.

The actress paired the shoes with a full look from fashion brand Sau Lee, which aims to redefine modern Chinese femininity. Tung’s ensemble included the structured Anton Leather Tang jacket featuring curved sleeves, a cinched waist, a mandarin collar and hand-tied single-knot button closure; this piece, which picked up her leather boots, was paired with the soft crepe fabric Sima miniskirt showcasing satin hand-tied pipa knot details. Tung also wore ultra-sheer black tights for a layered autumnal look.

Some warm earthy colors were introduced to Tung’s look by way of her Coach Alter/Ego slouchy shoulder bag, hailing from the brand’s circular line Coachtopia . The patchwork bag is made from the soft leather and suede scraps left over from the creation of Coach bags.


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