Katie Holmes’ go-to Franco Sarto metallic Mary Janes are on sale ahead of October Prime Day, with discounts reaching up to 57% off on styles she has worn for casual NYC outings. The actress wore Franco Sarto Tinsley Mary Jane Flats last fall to elevate a sheer pale-green lace blouse paired with straight-leg jeans, a look that underscores her knack for mixing accessible footwear with polished, outfits-of-the-day-ready staples.
The Mary Jane flats feature a square toe and an adjustable buckle closure, and they’re designed for walking. They’re available in sizes 5-13 in a broad color lineup—hot-pink, oxblood faux patent leather, tweed, animal print and even a gem-encrusted version. The low sculptural heel adds subtle height while remaining comfortable, and part of the shoe is made from recycled materials. Shoppers have praised the pair in five-star reviews, with comments like "Very comfortable and stylish" and "I bought these for work as a flight attendant, they are sooo cute and comfortable!"
Holmes has also stepped out in a metallic Franco Sarto Marlina Mule in July this year, expanding her on-camera-to-street style in the label's footwear. The look underscores the brand’s versatility for transitional weather, a point echoed by other fashionable stars who gravitate toward Franco Sarto’s open-work kitten heels, including Mindy Kaling, who is noted for embracing the style as temperatures dip and the holiday party circuit approaches. The Marlina Mule, along with other Franco Sarto metallics, remains a go-to for pairing with everything from casual denim to dressier ensembles.
No matter which style you choose, snap them up while they’re on sale and wear them through the transitional weather ahead. The Page Six Style Shopping piece, written by Erica Radol, highlights how celebrity-recommended, affordable footwear can anchor a season’s wardrobe without compromising comfort or polish. Radol’s report also points to a broader trend of accessible celebrity fashion finds that translate well from city streets to holiday gatherings, with Holmes’ own on-script taste serving as a practical example.
