Tessa Thompson continued promoting her Broadway debut in The Fear of 13 on Monday in New York, turning heads with a sophisticated and contemporary look that paired bold mixed prints with minimalist accessories.

Leaving ABC Studios, the actress wore the elegant Haze pumps from Jude, a white leather style featuring a mid-height heel of approximately 7.5 centimeters. The design showcases an almond-shaped toe, clean lines, and a refined silhouette that balances comfort and sophistication.

The shoes perfectly complemented a Fall 2025 dress by designer Giovanna Flores. The garment combined multiple prints and textures, including black floral patterns, mustard paisley details, burgundy satin panels, and a subtle lilac checkered accent, creating a bold yet polished fashion statement.

To balance the dress's intricate design, Thompson kept her accessories understated. She carried a soft white pouch bag that coordinated with the pumps and completed the look with rectangular sunglasses, delicate gold rings, and sleek center-parted hair.

The appearance further highlights Thompson’s ongoing relationship with Jude, one of the fashion industry's fastest-rising luxury footwear brands. Over the past several months, the actress has frequently stepped out in the label’s designs, including the popular Fame Pumps and the elegant Sky Mule satin sandals.

The Haze pump has also attracted a growing celebrity following. Gabrielle Union has been spotted wearing the style, while stars such as Cameron Diaz, Bella Hadid, and Simone Ashley have embraced other creations from the brand.

Founded by designers Jurgita Dileviciute and Denitsa Bumbarova, Jude gained international recognition after winning the Emerging Talent Award at the 2025 FNAA Awards, solidifying its reputation as one of the most exciting luxury footwear brands in fashion today.

While continuing to impress fashion critics with her style choices, Thompson remains focused on promoting The Fear of 13, a play written by Lindsey Ferrentino and directed by David Cromer. The production also stars Adrien Brody and tells the true story of Nick Yarris, who spent more than two decades on death row following a wrongful conviction.

The production opened in April at the James Earl Jones Theatre and is scheduled to run through July, marking Thompson’s highly anticipated Broadway debut.