Broadway’s “Cabaret” is in its final round, and for the last six-week run Sienna Miller has joined the cast as Sally Bowles. It’s been a star-studded revival for the Sam Mendes-directed production with Miller following in the footsteps of Emma Stone and Michelle Williams. From appearing in Oscar-nominated “Foxcatcher” and “American Sniper,” to making the move to Broadway, Miller is having a career resurgence this year. One thing that hasn’t changed though, is Miller’s ability to wow when it comes to her shoes. There, the actress is a pretty consistent winner. While the shoes in “Cabaret” are pure vintage and the costumes take a page from the amateurish, sexed-up Kit Kat club, one thing is for sure, Miller has been able to pull off the look created by Broadway costume veteran William Ivey Long. Click through to see her best shoe moments on and off the stage, and read our earlier interview with the venerable designer Ivey Long, below. How was working on this revival different from the 1998 production? I think it feels even more decadent and cutting-edge than it was then. The aesthetic is pared down — it’s less theatrical and more real. Since 1998, our director [and our star, Alan Cumming] Read More...