Kelly Rutherford Owns Front Row in Neutral Leather Pumps at Marc Cain’s Summer 2025 Show During Berlin Fashion Week

Kelly Rutherford attended Marc Cain’s Summer 2025 show as part of Berlin Fashion Week, held on July 2 in Potsdam, Germany.

For the show, the “Gossip Girl” star styled a pair of neutral pumps hailing from Marc Cain. The simple but sophisticated pair was comprised of tan leather uppers in a matte style that transitioned into sharp knife-like triangular toes fixed with the German brand’s logo, offering the silhouette an instantly recognizable touch. Although they weren’t visible in these images, Rutherford’s footwear was fixed with ultra-thin 1 to 2-inch stiletto heels, providing her a subtle height boost.

Marc Cain features a variety of neutral options for prospective buyers. These include sneakers, wedges, block heels, boots and sandals. Each style is extremely versatile, made with quality materials and techniques that allow each footwear style to stand out from the rest. Founded by Helmut Schlotterer in 1973, Marc Cain is a globally operating premium brand for women’s fashion with its own production facility in Germany.

The “Generations” star paired her neutral pumps with a blossoming dress, also from Marc Cain. The garment was crafted of a silky yellow fabric fixed with a hydrangea print in blue, green and purple, making the floral print pop. Additionally, the garment featured a high neckline with a keyhole cut-out on the bodice.

The dress was layered beneath a cream-colored wool coat. The dress Rutherford wore was likely a look featured during the show, given the floral motifs used in the show were similar to the blossoming ones in her dress.

Rutherford’s shoe style is subtle and minimalist. On the red carpet, the “Melrose Place” actress often wears neutral and metallic sandals, boots and pumps from luxury brands including Christian Louboutin and Sania d’Mina. For more casual occasions, Rutherford can be seen in flat sandals and slides from Hermès and Birkenstock. 

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