Swift became the youngest inductee into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Taylor Swift has added another accolade to her list of accomplishments: She became the youngest inductee to join the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame on Monday.

Back where her music career started, she dressed up for the gala in a velvet floral minidress and added jewels to her look not only with Leviev diamonds but also with her Jimmy Choo sandals.

Swift wore Jimmy Choo’s Saeda sandal in purple satin, a high-glamour style intended to blur the boundary between footwear and jewelry. The defining feature is a sparkling crystal ankle strap, which suspends a single crystal from an attached chain while another singular crystal hangs at the back of the heel. A column of crystals which graduate in size adorn the line of the heel as well.

Swift wore a rich plum satin colorway of the Seada sandal, which isn’t currently offered by Jimmy Choo, though the brand does have ivory satin and black suede options of this silhouette retailing for $1,295. The Saeda sandal is part of the larger Saeda family, which includes block heel sandals and pumps, all with the signature crystal strap. A Saeda anklet can even be purchased on its own for $395.

Swift selected the Jimmy Choo shoes to go with a burgundy velvet dress from Raisa Vanessa featuring a chiffon print.

The singer-songwriter also recently wore Jimmy Choo’s black Azie 85 Leather Sandals , a strappy silhouette, to go with a black lace-trimmed dress and leather jacket while out with her husband Travis Kelce.

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