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Victoria Justice always makes a case for looking cute and feminine no matter what the occasion, especially when it comes to her choice of footwear.

On August 15th, the actress and singer showed up on the red carpet in style at an event celebrating the opening of the Intuit Dome, a massive sports structure that will serve as the new home of the Los Angeles Clippers. Wearing a white mini dress from designer Sau Lee that featured a flirty cutout and floral motif at the bust line, glittering gold jewelry, and a pair of block heels, Justice looked every bit the stylish Hollywood starlet we've come to know her as.

PHOTO: AMY SUSSMAN/WIREIMAGE

Her summer chic look was a sartorial standout of the evening, which was no easy feat considering the impressive guest list, which included the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Mila Kunis, Angela Bassett, Kelsea Ballerini, Halle Bailey, and even Bruno Mars, who was joined in concert by Lady Gaga for the debut of their new duet, “Die With a Smile.”

Charles & Keith Halle Platform Sandals

PHOTO: CHARLES & KEITH

Steve Madden Carolyn Ice Heel

PHOTO: STEVE MADDEN

Even though Justice's fabulous frock brought full-on glamour to her ensemble, what made the outfit come together were the chalky white, peep-toe platforms that she wore from the buzzy shoe brand Charles & Keith. Platform heels are an effortless way to not only add a few inches to your height, but also to rack up style points, thanks to their bold yet practical style.

Extra height, a comfy block heel, and a chance to show off your fresh pedicure... What's not to love about this shoe style? So if you're looking to add a bit more pep in your step with a new pair of platforms, then look no further as we've rounded up our favorite editor-approved styles ahead.

Get the Look:

Aldo Strappy Heeled Sandal
Shop now: $110; aldoshoes.com

Chinese Laundry Theresa Platform Sandal
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Badgely Mischka Caia Ankle Strap Platform Sandal
Shop now: $245; nordstrom.com

Larroudé Bee Sandal In White Patent Leather
Shop now: $165 (Originally $330); larroude.com

Nina Shoes Stacie Platform Sandal
Shop now: $99; ninashoes.com

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Victoria attended the Inuit Dome Opening Night in Los Angeles on August 15th 2024 along with her sister, Madison. You can check our the photos from the event in our gallery.

LeBron James and Victoria Justice channel James Bond spy thrillers in a new digital ad for Lobos 1707 tequila that’s one part style and suspense and one part wink and nod.

The NBA star and the singer/actress play archnemeses squaring off at the poker table in the minute-plus spot. James orders a cocktail made with Lobos 1707 Reposado, Elote Liqueur and garnished with a slice of lime. But the seriousness of the vibe is nicely undercut by some amusingly pretzel-like dialogue, as the pair match wits—and poker chips.

“We approached this campaign with the intention of creating something entertaining, but also culturally relevant. We wanted the video to reflect the sophistication and premium quality of our brand, but without taking ourselves too seriously,” said Diego Osorio, founder and chief creative officer of Lobos 1707 Tequila & Mezcal. “Working with LeBron James and Victoria Justice was incredible, and I loved how they truly embodied their characters. We’re excited for our consumers to see this side to Lobos 1707 with the launch of ‘Agent 1707’.”

Osorio also plays the casino bartender in the spot. Osorio launched Lobos 1707 in 2020 with James as a top investor.

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It seems like your partnership with Belif has been super organic. Did you discover the brand on your skin-care journey?

“I discovered Belif a while ago now! I want say it had to have been over five years. I’m a moisture junkie and I’m obsessed with skin care, so I’m constantly looking for good moisturizers and things that are going to leave me feeling hydrated because I have normal to dry skin. When I found the Aqua Bomb ($38) I was like, ‘Oh, this is my new favorite stuff. This is my jam.’ I love the consistency of it and it just leaves me feeling more youthful and hydrated throughout the day. I love that product and I’ve just been a fan of the brand and everything that they’ve been doing for years.

So when I was able to try the new Aqua Bomb Eye Gel ($32) before it came out, I was so excited. It’s a great addition to my skin-care routine. Having a good eye gel is so important for anti-aging and hydration purposes. I also love the compact size of it and the ceramic tip. I just really trust the brand and I trust the ingredients they use.”

You have a lot of new, exciting things going on from this partnership with Belif to your new single “Down.” How do you make time for self care when everything is so go go go?

“Yeah, it can be tough when I am this busy, there’s been a lot going on recently. But for me, the ultimate self care is a good workout. Nothing cures my stress or a bad mood than just getting a really good sweat in. I love taking a workout class or a hot yoga class. It is so good for me because it also has that spiritual element which I love. Or, I like to take even 5 to 10 minutes to meditate or take time to just go for a solo walk and clear my head. You also have to do fun things even when you’re busy otherwise you’re going to go crazy. I love lounging on the couch and watching The Bachelorette and treating myself to that.”

I’ve been a fan of yours for years and to me, one of your most signature traits is your hair. Do you have any products or habits you swear by?

“I don’t do anything crazy and actually I think maybe that’s a part of it potentially, because I’ve never bleached my hair or dyed it, so it’s kind of virginal. I’ve only highlighted it a couple of times in my life. Other than that, I use sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner. When I get out of the shower, I’ll use a heat protecting spray—there’s one that I really love and it’s in this white bottle, I think all the influencer girls were using it, but it smells so good. [Editor note: per my intense Google research, I believe the product Vic is referring to is No.4 Thermal Styling Spray ($32)]. And then, the other thing I do, because my hair can get kind of frizzy if it’s humid out, is I’ll use an oil, like an argan oil, to get the flyways and the ends under control.”

You’ve been in the spotlight since you were a kid. How would you say your relationship with beauty has evolved over the years as a result?

“When I was a kid, I didn’t really think about my skin-care routine very much or what products I was using on my skin. I had great skin at the time, like when I was doing Victorious, and I think I took that for granted in a way. I would literally come home and wash off my makeup after being on set with Softsoap. But then, as I got older, when I was around 20 I would say, I was diagnosed with this thyroid condition called Hashimoto’s and the doctor put me on this medication that caused my hormones to get really out of whack, and it brought up cystic acne, which was really tough. Once that happened, I started to pay a lot more attention to my skin-care routine and what I was putting on my skin and the things that I was eating and putting it into my body. That’s been the biggest thing.”

What’s been the hardest part about growing up in the spotlight and what has it taught you?

“I think the hardest part about growing up in the spotlight is that there’s kind of this ‘go go go’ mentality sometimes in the sense that you have to keep going bigger and being better. That kind of pressure can be hard. I think it’s important to remind myself that my career isn’t the most important thing in my life. My own mental health and well being is top priority always. So, if I need to take time for myself to slow down for a second and maybe say ‘no’ to some things, then I will do that.

There’s also always going to be haters or people that are going to be spreading rumors about you or coming to certain conclusions about you when they really have no idea what they’re talking about. So for me, while there are so many positive comments and I love responding to people and I appreciate the support so much, I also have to be protective of myself. If I see things going a negative way, it’s not good for me to read those things because it plants little seeds in my head and sometimes I can mull on it and I’m not a masochist; I don’t need to do that to myself.”

If you could only have one skin-care product, one makeup product and one hair-care product, what would you choose?

“Just one!? Oh gosh. I mean, I would definitely have to choose the Aqua Bomb. That’s my go to— it’s my girly. It’s really hard to choose just one, but I need concealer, so I would either pick that or the Benefit Benetint ($26). It’s amazing as a lip stain and the blush brings the life back to your face. For hair, I’d have to go with just a classic argan oil—people sleep on argan oil.”

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I grew up watching you on Nickelodeon. How did being a child star and that whole experience help shape the current you?

I definitely think my work ethic. You know, I've been working since I was so young, and especially when I was doing Victorious, it was pretty nonstop. We would rehearse three days a week, film two [days], or sometimes we would rehearse two and film three if there's a song in the episode. I was learning choreography on the weekend. I was recording in the studio. I was doing photoshoots for all these teen magazines. I was flying here and there to do signings, and meet and greets. So it was very busy. But at the same time, it also developed this desire in me to want to achieve greatness. Whatever I do, I'm gonna pour 100% of myself into it and do it to the best of my ability. Otherwise, in my eyes, there's just no point in doing it at all. Also, though, I can be a bit of a perfectionist, and sometimes I need to learn to not overthink things and just let things go. But at the same time, I am very much in the driver's seat of what I do. My hand is involved in every single thing that I put out, from social media to the creative of a video, to the artwork. So probably all of that. But I also need to remind myself sometimes that it's okay to slow down and that it's not just all gonna go away. So it's a really delicate balance.

What else would your fans be excited to know about that’s going on in your world right now?

They'd be excited to know that I've been very focused on music. I've been in the studio working on new music that I'm also very excited about. So I'm working towards putting out an EP and eventually a cohesive album, is the dream. I don't think I'm there quite yet, and I still have more writing and exploration to do there. But yeah, I've been really focused on doing music, and then on the acting side, I have a film that I did in Thailand last year. It's called Depravity with Devon Ross and Taylor John Smith. It’s very dark and sexy and definitely something different for me. I got to really lean into the dramatic thriller side of things more, which was really cool. Then I did a guest spot on Suits: L.A. that should be coming out soon. I've been dabbling in the acting stuff here and there. But really, right now, I've just been focused on the music.

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Justice is also currently partnering with skincare brand Belif, and she recently told PEOPLE that focusing on her skin has made it feel "very flattering" to receive comments from fans about how she seemingly hasn't aged.

"I really appreciate it, especially because I feel like I do things to try to take care of myself the best way that I can. I wear a baseball cap when I can, I wear sunscreen every day, I try to not drink too much, I work out," she said. "I definitely put effort towards my wellness, so it feels nice to hear those comments."

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