Jennifer Aniston wore custom Jimmy Choo sandals while out and about in New York on Tuesday. The actress is in town to promote the new season of her Apple TV+ series “The Morning Show” and is remaining faithful to her understated, classic style for the press tour.

Aniston was spotted wearing the barely-there sandals on Monday and Tuesday. The style is a simple slingback silhouette with a single strap across the upper. The black sandals feature a strap around the ankle holding the foot in place, leaving the rest of the foot exposed on both sides.

The rounded toe complements the simplicity of the shoe, while the stiletto heel, measuring approximately five inches, adds height and a fashionable aesthetic. The front of the sandal is reminiscent of the Jimmy Choo Minny sandals, a popular choice among celebrities for wearing on the red carpet. Aniston wore the Minny sandals to the Screen Actors Guild Awards in February 2024.

The custom style is also blended with the slingback strap that can be found in the luxury footwear designer’s Elsy slingback sandals. The straightforward design made the shoe versatile and easy-to-wear, offering two distinct looks. On Monday, the actress stepped out in a silk slipdress with a plunging neckline and a lace trim with ruffles at the knee-length hem. She tied the look together with a formfitting black blazer.

For the second look, Aniston delivered an even cleaner ensemble, pairing the Jimmy Choo sandals with a black peacoat, which she wore over a black turtleneck. She wore brown sunglasses with both outfits, and styled her famous honey blond hair with a fresh blowout.

Since her breakout role on “Friends” in the 1990s, Aniston has made a name for herself for her no frills style that has remained her aesthetic since. Her footwear choices have also been simple over the years, with her showing a preference for shoes like flip-flops, classic pointed-toe pumps and dainty heeled sandals. She has frequently worn a variety of designs by Jimmy Choo throughout her career.

“The Morning Show” is set to return to Apple TV+ with its fourth season on Sept. 17, with new episodes coming out weekly after the premiere. The season is said to pick up almost two years after the end of the third season and will explore the consequences of the UBA-NBN merger, the rise of misinformation and a polarized America.