Catherine Zeta-Jones Turns Heads in Bold Red Heels for 'Wednesday' Season 2 Promo
So, if you’ve been keeping an eye on the buzz surrounding Wednesday season 2, you might’ve caught a striking fashion moment from Catherine Zeta-Jones during her recent promo tour — and it definitely deserves a closer look. She made an appearance on Good Morning America , and rather than sticking strictly to Morticia Addams’ famously gothic, all-black vibe, she decided to shake things up a bit. And it all started with a single bold choice — her shoes.
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Zeta-Jones stepped out in a pair of Casadei’s Superblade pumps — and not just any version. These were bright red, patent leather, sky-high heels that instantly stole the spotlight. Now, Casadei’s Blade style has been around for over a decade, but for Fall 2023, the designer introduced the Superblade — a sleeker, more elongated silhouette with a hardened steel stiletto that looks like something from the future. The 100mm heel, slightly sculpted and incredibly reflective, gave off such a sharp, commanding energy that it practically matched Morticia’s no-nonsense aura. Interestingly, depending on the lighting, the heel reflected her outfit so well that it even appeared black at moments — a subtle nod to her character’s signature look.
Addams Family series. So this touch of red wasn’t just about fashion — it was a visual thread tying Morticia’s roots to a fresh, evolved look.
Even more intriguing is the timing. The teaser trailer for Wednesday season 2 hints at some red being woven into Morticia’s on-screen wardrobe too — which makes Zeta-Jones’ red-accented press outfit feel even more intentional. Her stylist, Kelly Johnson, seemed to take cues straight from the show’s costume evolution.
It's clear that the promo looks for Wednesday aren’t being thrown together at random. Both Zeta-Jones and Jenna Ortega, who plays Wednesday, have been meticulously curating their press appearances to reflect deeper themes from the series. So while the second season drops in two parts — with the first landing on Netflix this Wednesday and the second arriving September 3 — fans already have plenty to dissect. And if the wardrobe choices are any clue, we’re in for a stylish, symbolic, and possibly more colorful season ahead.
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