A rising pop star makes a statement in heels made of corn.
. The clothing is striking enough to capture most of your attention, but Rodriguez’s caption points to her unconventional shoes: “I used to hate heels but these WORK,” she says, followed with the all-caps declaration: “Yes they are made out of real corn.
The styling similarly combined the way that the album makes Rodriguez feel—she described this as “confident, sleek, and sexy,” to stylist Arenas—with everyday elements from Latin American culture. “I worked with things that are found in our daily lives that have been used for years in our culture: plastic flowers, ribbons, bandanas, machetes, and things that we find in agriculture.
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