Olivia Munn brought one of Paris Texas’ most popular celebrity styles into daytime TV territory on Monday, arriving at “Good Morning America” in the brand’s black patent Lidia mules. The appearance added another New York outing to a heel line that has kept turning up everywhere from awards carpets to travel days this year.

Munn wore the Lidia in glossy black patent leather with a backless shape, a broad curved front band and a thin stiletto heel. The front opened to a softly squared toe rather than a sharp geometric square, while the narrow sole and steep pitch kept the profile spare and high from the side. Paris Texas currently lists the black patent Lidia mule at $745, and offers the minimalist silhouette in metallic, smooth leather and even clear PVC iterations in an array of hues.

Munn paired the shoes with a black turtleneck and Ami Paris’ single-breasted fitted jacket in Matcha new wool, detailed with notch lapels, three dark buttons and flap pockets. She added black trousers with a fluid, slightly flared leg, along with a large black clutch and narrow black sunglasses. The look was styled by Yael Quint.

Munn’s pair also puts her in the middle of one of Paris Texas’ strongest recent celebrity runs. Tyla wore caramel patent Lidia mules to the Grammys at the beginning of February, and a week later, Rosé picked mirrored silver Lidia mules for Super Bowl Sunday. Heidi Klum wore mirrored gold Lidia mules to the Vanity Fair Oscar Party a few weeks later. The style has also been worn by the likes of Hailey Bieber and Emily Ratajkowski, among others.

That stretch has tracked with a wider push from Paris Texas. Last month, the brand expanded the Lidia family with new thong styles, building on a line that already includes mules, slingbacks, boots and other high heel variations. In a September 2025 interview with FN, founder Annamaria Brivio said the Lidia remained the label’s bestseller “in every declination,” even as flatter shoes continued to dominate much of the broader market.

Munn appeared on ABC’s morning show ahead of the April 3 return of Apple TV+’s “Your Friends & Neighbors,” in which she plays Samantha “Sam” Levitt, a socialite navigating the increasingly messy fallout inside the show’s wealthy suburban world.