The face of Gwen Stefani’s sporty husband Blake Shelton on his shoes

She only has eyes for one man! Gwen Stefani wore her heart on her shoes when she was seen wearing a pair of Vans with her husband Blake Sheltonthe face of splashed across them.

Proving she’s a supporting bride, the No Doubt singer, 51, proudly sported the funky shoes as she walked around Los Angeles this weekend.

To keep it casual, Stefani wore a pair of navy Anaheim Hillbillies tracksuits and a denim jacket.

Pulling her platinum blonde hair back into a ponytail, the rockstar wore her giant wedding ring but was overshadowed by the biggest accessory of all.

Stefani’s shoes immediately caught the eye because they had her country singer husband’s face splashed on them.

The black and white checkered Vans featured Blake’s mug on top.

Pairing the slip-on shoes with low socks, Gwen showed that she only supports her man just a month after tying the knot.

Stefani has been known to wear the dedicated Blake shoes in the past, but this is the first time since she became Mrs. Shelton.

The voice the judges said “yes” on July 3 at Blake’s ranch in Oklahoma – but not all of their A-List friends were invited.

As Radar exclusively reported, Shelton’s ex-co-star and her best friend Adam levine was guarded off the guest list.

We were told that the leader of Maroon 5 found out about Blake and Gwen’s ceremony like everyone else – through the media.

“Adam had no idea when Gwen and Blake were going to get married. Adam was not invited to the wedding and was not informed despite the fact that Blake and Adam were as close as brothers when they were all together. both on The voice together, â€sources told Radar at the time.

“So I’ve had awkward conversations with, with so many of my friends since it’s’ Oh, oh yeah. I’ve read you all. Yeah, I’ve read about it. SiriusXM’s Storme Warren show.

Blake didn’t hold back in revealing his response to those – like Levine – who are injured because of the snub, simply saying that they have to “get over it”.

“You know, I was like, ‘Look, you know, we kept it small, get over it, you know, it’s not about you,” he added.