- Designer Ruthie Davis collaborated with
Disney to create a line of sevenshoes inspired byMulan . - The heels and wedge sneakers range in price from $398 to $898.
- Every item in the exclusive "Warrior" collection will be 40% off on September 4 in honor of the release of the live-action "Mulan" on Disney Plus.
To celebrate the upcoming premiere of the live-action "Mulan," designer Ruthie Davis collaborated with Disney to launch an exclusive shoe collection.
The line includes seven pairs of shoes that range in price from $398 to $898. Each pair is available to purchase exclusively through the Ruthie Davis website.
Most of the shoes in the collection were designed with the word "warrior" as an homage to the popular Disney heroine.
"I often use words of empowerment on my shoes so that when a woman puts them on, she feels ready to take on the world," Davis said in a press release shared with Insider. "It was easy to choose the word for my Disney x Ruthie Davis Mulan collection — Warrior. Watching Disney's 'Mulan,' I have never been more inspired by female strength and courage."
Warrior 1 is a platform boot with a zip-up back that comes in both black and red. The shoe is available to purchase for $698.
Warrior 2 is a $598 wedge platform sneaker that features the text "warrior" on the leather strap.
Warrior 3 is a fitted, lace-up boot that was designed with a "warrior" stamp on the 5.75-inch block heel. The platform shoe costs $898.
Warrior 4 is a platform, high-top jogger sneaker that features the word "warrior" on the sole, and is available to purchase for $498.
Warrior 5 — a high-heeled sandal designed with a clear middle strap — is available to purchase in both black and red for $398.
According to a press release shared with Insider, the entire "Mulan"-inspired shoe collection will be 40% on September 4 in honor of the film's release on Disney Plus.
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