Abby Quinn, who stands at 5’2½” (158.8 cm), made a stunning entrance to the New York premiere of Big Mistakes, embracing the ethereal noir atmosphere in a black tulle dress paired with pink Jimmy Choo pumps.
Abby Quinn attends the New York premiere of her Netflix crime comedy series Big Mistakes wearing a black tulle dress and pink Jimmy Choo pumps on April 6, 2026 in New York City
Big Mistakes follows Nicky (Dan Levy) and his sister Morgan (Taylor Ortega) as they blend into the criminal side of their odd town.
Trouble begins when Morgan steals what she thinks is a fake diamond necklace from a local store to give to their sick grandmother. But they soon discover that the store is actually a crime scene, and the brothers are drawn into a series of strange and dangerous jobs.
The show, created by Dan Levy and Rachel Sennott, will premiere on Netflix on April 9.
Abby Quinn’s Pink Jimmy Choo Amita Pumps Soften Up Her Most Inspirational First Look
Abby, who plays Natalie in the series, grabbed everyone’s attention with her ensemble in the premiere. Her shoes, in particular, seemed to stand out from her outfit.
Abby wore Jimmy Choo “Amita” pumps in pretty pink floral lace with a shiny calfskin trim. The lace design and sleek silhouette of the pumps were spot on. I loved that the pointed toe and V-cut vamp gave the shoes a sharp, modern look, while the soft strap with Jimmy Choo’s signature pearl and JC monogram in silver added a touch of luxury and elegance.
The pumps are made in Italy and finished with a slingback strap and a “kick heel,” as the brand describes (similar to a kitten heel), giving Abby Quinn the height she needed without compromising comfort.
Priced at $1,050 at Farfetch and Nordstrom, the combination of romantic lace and beautiful patent leather made these shoes a perfect match for Abby’s black dress.
Abby Quinn paired her black dress with pink lace Jimmy Choo “Amita” pumps with a V-shaped vamp, a soft pearl-embellished belt, a slingback belt, and a kick heel
Abby Quinn Balanced a Stunning Black Tulle Dress with Soft Pink Lace Heels
Abby paired pink pumps with a shimmery black dress that flowed gracefully as she walked. The strapless bra featured a plunging V-line and structured bra cups with slightly plunging sides, adding a touch of drama.
The soft, gauzy fabric wrapped around her body, creating a gathered effect that gave the dress a dreamy vibe. The wrap-style waistline added visual interest and enhanced its flattering shape.
Her dress was tucked in, the fabric flowing freely over a long, airy skirt. What really stood out, however, was the thigh-high slit, which added a bold feature to the otherwise unique dress, allowing Abby to show off her legs and give the dress an edge.
The black tulle dress certainly provided the perfect backdrop for her pink shoes to shine, making them the focal point of the look.
Abby Quinn lets her pink Jimmy Choo lace peek through the thigh-high slit of her gauzy black tulle dress, adding a soft, romantic contrast and drama to the shimmery, inspired dress
Soft Glam and Microbangs Give Abby Quinn’s Premiere a Modern Romantic Look
When it came to accessories, Abby kept things minimal but elegant. She skipped the necklace, rings, and bracelets, instead opting for dangling earrings that added just the right amount of sparkle.
Her gray hair was styled in soft curls with framed microbangs, giving her a youthful, fresh look.
To complete her glamour, Abby went for a soft blush, lipstick, and a coat of mascara, keeping the makeup soft and natural to match the drama of the gown.
Abby Quinn styles her hair with microbangs and highlights her features with mascara, pink blush, and lipstick
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Abby Quinn’s first look showed how lace can work when used sparingly—softening a dark palette, adding texture, and giving statement shoes a romantic finish.
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