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Simone Biles Re-Wears Kate Spade Maritza Leopard Slingback Pumps at the 2025 California Conference For Women

Biles also wore the same silhouette while in attendance at Kate Spade New York’s Third Annual Global Summit on Women’s mental health back in 2024 while in New York.Simone Biles sat down for an interview at the 2025 California Conference For Women held yesterday in San Jose, Calif. Biles spoke with Emmy-winning Host and reporter for NBC Sports Laura Britt about her impressive career moves thus far from boasting 11 Olympic medals to writing a New York Time’s best-selling autobiography.The gymnast popped into a pair of leopard-printed slingback pumps from Kate Spade. Retailing for $258 via Saks Fifth Ave., the Maritza style included wild leather leopard-printed uppers accompanied by sharp pointed toes and sturdy slingback straps. Adjustable buckle closures situated the shoes in place while leather soles offered a non-slip feel.The designer pair also included leather insoles embossed with Kate Spade’s logo in gold. Black boe accents offered the slingback a dainty finish. Finally, short and walkable 2.5-inch stiletto heels rounded out the set. Biles also wore the same silhouette while in attendance at Kate Spade New York’s Third Annual Global Summit on Women’s mental health back in 2024 while in New York.Biles kept her ensemble neutral in comparison to her printed footwear. The athlete wore a gray cropped sweater partnered with tailored deep gray trousers. On the accessories front, Biles wore a slew of silver jewelry including some from Kate Spade.For formal occasions, she can be seen in strappy sandals, sky-high platforms, and peep-toe pumps by Christian Louboutin, Saint Laurent, Schutz and Badgley Mischka. Biles also holds a long-term partnership with Athleta, where she debuted her own line of performance wear. She is also a partner for the brand’s active and athleisure apparel.2025 California Conference For Women is an annual one-day non-profit, non-partisan event bringing together thousands of professionals across all industries, levels, and backgrounds to provide practical advice and inspiration to accelerate career and personal development. This year’s keynote speakers include Simone Biles, Jane Fonda, Brittney Griner and Padma Lakshmi, among others.

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The Genesis Invitational is paying tribute to Tiger Woods’ mom this week at Torrey PinesOn Feb. 4, Tiger Woods lost his mother, Tida Woods. She was 80 years old. The 15-time major champion originally committed to play in this week’s Genesis Invitational at Torrey Pines, a golf course where he’s won eight times, but pulled out on Monday, saying he wasn’t ready.In Tida’s honor, the PGA Tour is using an all-white flag on the South Course’s seventh hole. Here’s why: “A native of Thailand, Tida was a faithful Buddhist, and the No. 7 and color white are significant in Buddhism and will be displayed in her honor,” the Tour wrote in a social media post Thursday.Woods hasn’t played since the British Open in July, and it’s unknown whether he’ll tee it up before the Masters in April.This content is not Rory McIlroy has strengthened his ties with America’s most powerful family by playing with the President’s granddaughter Kai Madison Trump, just a month after enjoying a round with Donald Trump himself.McIlroy, the world No 3, accompanied the highly-rated 17-year-old and her father Donald Trump Jnr in the pro-am of the Genesis Invitational, the $20 million PGA Tour event that starts at Torrey Pines in San Diego on Thursday. The tournament has moved this year from its traditional home at Riviera Country Club because of the wildfires that devastated areas of the Los Angeles metropolitan area last month.Like everyone in the game, McIlroy knows all about the President’s granddaughter, who is soon enroling in Miami University after being lured by the faculty’s top golf team. Kai already has contracts worth more than $1 million and has earned positive reviews. She played in the pro-am of the LIV Golf Miami tournament last year, alongside her grandfather.McIlroy said he enjoyed the experience, just as he did with Donald Trump, who he joined for 18 holes at the President’s Palm Beach course a few days before his inauguration on January 7. When talking to media following Wednesday’s pro-am, the Northern Irishman let slip that Trump does not like LIV format and is on the side of the PGA Tour, despite the President staging the Saudi-funded events at some of his courses.

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