Chloe Sevigny insists being "uninhibited" is the secret to "true style".
The 50-year-old actress has teamed up with Ecco as the lead for the footwear and leather brand's new spring/summer 2025 campaign, and she's delighted to be partnering with a company that shares her fashion ethos.
She said in a statement: “I am thrilled to partner with Ecco on this campaign, there’s an authenticity to the brand I admire — it’s unpretentious and effortless.
“I love how Ecco pays as much attention to how things feel as how they look.
"True style to me means having the freedom to express myself and live uninhibited, which is something I always feel when I wear Ecco.”
Chloe previously admitted she is "embarrassed" by how many pairs of shoes as she owns, she she likes to keep her fashion purchases for as long as possible.
Asked if there's anything she has too much of but can't get rid of, she told Sunday Times' Style magazine: "Shoes. Too many. I’m embarrassed to say how many. I still have ones from high school.
"Because I mostly only buy second-hand or vintage shoes, if I find something new, I feel like I have to hold on to it because I don’t like this attitude where everything’s disposable."
But the 'Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story' actress thinks getting good-quality vintage pieces is growing increasingly more difficult.
She said: "Thrifting is more challenging than it ever was because there is so much disposable fashion that’s flooding those shops now.
"It takes a lot more time and effort to weave through all that garbage to find the real pieces in a good charity shop.
"The best now in Manhattan are City Opera Thrift, which supports the opera, and Vintage on 3rd Avenue in Gramercy Park. They are both very discerning."
