Doechii Flatters Her Feet in Teal and Pink Manolo Blahnik Rayaahca Sandals at Billboard Women In Music Awards 2025
Doechii attended the Billboard Women In Music Awards 2025, held tonight in Inglewood, Calif. The musician will be awarded “Woman of the Year” during the ceremony.
The “What It Is” rapper pulled up to the red carpet in a pair of Manolo Blahnik sandals. The strappy Rayaahca silhouette currently retails for $1,665 via the designer brand’s website. The open-toe slingback features cotton uppers with a metallic finish in contrasting teal and pink hues. Open toes gave way to crisscrossing straps and adjustable silver buckle closures that kept the shoe situated to the musician’s feet. Flared 4.1-inch stiletto heels finish out the set, offering Doechii a substantial boost.
The performer partnered her Blahnik’s with a maxi dress fixed with brown sheer crushed velvet. The dress included a halter neckline and a slit up the front. A coin belt was wrapped around Doechii’s waist, offering her look ample textural interest. As for accessories, the star went with gold and silver stacked bangles accompanied by a patchwork shoulder bag.
Doechii shot to fame in 2020, first on TikTok, and has since received multiple Grammy nominations. The Tampa, Florida native’s 2024 mixtape “Alligator Bites Never Heal” earned her a Grammy for “Best Rap Album.”
When it comes to shoe style, Doechii gravitates toward standout choices. She frequently opts for chunky platform boots, colorful sneakers, and eye-catching heels that perfectly complement her daring ensembles. The musician’s favorite footwear brands include Dsquared2, Thom Browne, Gucci, Miu Miu, Adidas, Tommy Hilfiger and Chloe Gosselin.
The 2025 Billboard Women In Music Awards is being held tonight in Inglewood, Calif. The event aims to celebrate notable achievements in the music world from extraordinary women. Notable honorees tonight include Jennie, receiving the “Global Force Award,” Doechii being named “Woman of the Year” and Gracie Abrams being honored as “Songwriter of the Year.”