Fresh off her final curtain call, Nicole Scherzinger hit Manhattan in a slit-slick Brandon Maxwell denim dress and Louboutin’s scalloped Hot Chick heels—Broadway grit meets Fifth Avenue polish.
Nicole Scherzinger didn’t just exit stage left—she rewrote the closing act. On July 21, 2025, the singer was spotted in New York City following her final performance as Norma Desmond in Jamie Lloyd’s revival of Sunset Boulevard, a role that earned her a Tony and an Olivier. But if the stage was her sanctuary, the sidewalk became her runway.

Scherzinger stepped out in a Brandon Maxwell indigo denim dress—a structured, square-necked silhouette with a thigh-high front slit and exposed back zip. The fabric hugged her frame with the precision of couture tailoring, yet carried the casual defiance of American sportswear. It was a look that said: I’ve sung my last note, but I’m not done speaking.
Crafted in Italy from lamb leather in the Nude 4/Lin Nude 4 shade, the 100mm stilettos featured V-notched scalloped edges and a pointed toe—an architectural flourish that’s become a Louboutin signature. First introduced in 2013 as part of the Nudes Collection, the Hot Chick was designed to match a spectrum of skin tones, a quiet revolution in the luxury footwear space. By 2024, it had become a celebrity staple, worn by Mary J. Blige, Cynthia Erivo, and Jennifer Lopez.
The synergy between the denim’s deep wash and the warm neutrality of the heels created a palette both grounded and elevated. Her hair was pulled back in a sleek ponytail, makeup minimal but luminous—letting the textures do the talking. No jewelry, no bag. Just posture, poise, and purpose.