Kate Beckinsale attended the launch of Stella McCartney’s Beatles-inspired Get Back capsule collection at Henson Recording Studios in Los Angeles on November 18, 2021, wearing one of the evening’s most eye-catching looks.
Her head-to-toe velvet ensemble paired psychedelic color with streamlined tailoring, while fluorescent Stuart Weitzman sandals added an unexpected burst of neon beneath the floor-length skirt.
Kate Beckinsale stuns in a psychedelic multicolored Stella McCartney dress and neon orange heels at the Beatles-inspired “Get Back” collection launch at Henson Studios in Hollywood on November 18, 2021 (Credit: Mega / WENN)
The event celebrated Stella McCartney’s limited-edition collection inspired by Peter Jackson’s Disney+ documentary series The Beatles: Get Back.
Beckinsale joined guests including Kate Hudson and Ryder Robinson, embracing the collection’s retro influences while letting her bright footwear provide the strongest contrast.
Bold Fashion Choices: Stella McCartney’s Psychedelic Designs
Styled by Taylor Jacobson Wolf, Beckinsale wore Stella McCartney’s Fluid Velvet two-piece from the designer’s Fall/Winter 2021 Get Back capsule: a $1,095 long-sleeved crewneck top with the matching $1,195 floor-length column skirt.
The liquid-like swirl print blends shades of pink, teal, and blue with hidden “Stella McCartney” and “LOVE” typography, echoing the psychedelic artwork associated with the Beatles-inspired collection.
Produced as a limited-edition capsule, the matching separates quickly sold through at luxury retailers including Stella McCartney boutiques, Net-a-Porter, and Saks Fifth Avenue. While no longer available at retail, individual pieces and complete sets still surface occasionally through luxury resale marketplaces.
Kate Beckinsale stuns in a Fluid Velvet psychedelic top and long skirt from Stella McCartney’s Get Back collection (Credit: Mega / WENN)
Beckinsale skipped statement jewelry, allowing her shoes to become the focal accessory.
She finished the look with Stuart Weitzman’s Fluorescent Nudist sandals, a vivid neon-orange version of the brand’s signature minimalist silhouette released as part of its limited-edition Neon Capsule collection.
Like the matching Stella McCartney outfit, the fluorescent orange Nudist sandals were produced as a seasonal release and have since been discontinued.
Kate Beckinsale pairs her colorful outfit with neon orange Stuart Weitzman Fluorescent Nudist sandals (Credit: Mega / WENN)
Although the exact colorway is no longer sold through Stuart Weitzman or major retailers, pairs still appear on resale platforms such as Vestiaire Collective, eBay, and Poshmark, typically ranging from about $80 to $200 depending on size and condition.
Two years earlier, Kristin Cavallari wore Nudist heels from the same collection with a Nicole + Felicia Couture dress, Kallati Aquamarine earrings, and a Citrine ring to the 2019 Emmy Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
Kristin Cavallari wearing a yellow Nicole Felicia Couture dress at the 2019 Emmy Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on September 22, 2019 (Credit: Adriana M. Barraza / WENN)
The iconic Nudist design itself remains part of Stuart Weitzman’s lineup, now offered in classic neutrals, metallic finishes, and rotating seasonal colors through updated versions including the Nudistcurve.
Hair artist Aaron Light styled Kate’s brunette tresses in voluminous waves, while makeup artist Chase Aston glammed her up with shimmering pink eyeshadow, a hint of blush, and a swipe of coral pink lip color.
Miwa Kobayashi also painted her nails red-orange.
Kate Beckinsale wears her brunette tresses in voluminous waves with coral pink lipstick and shimmering eyeshadow (Credit: Mega / WENN)
How the Stuart Weitzman Nudist Became a Red-Carpet Essential
Kate Beckinsale’s fluorescent orange sandals offered a bolder take on the Stuart Weitzman Nudist, but the shoe’s appeal has always rested on its restraint.
Since its 2013 debut, the barely-there silhouette has balanced everything from graphic prints and sculptural dresses to monochromatic lace and classic evening gowns. These celebrity looks show how the Nudist became one of the era’s defining red-carpet sandals.
👠 Explore Stuart Weitzman Nudist Shoe Moments:
- ✨ See how the Stuart Weitzman Nudist became a favorite of Hollywood stylists, with appearances by Kate Beckinsale, Jennifer Lawrence, Shailene Woodley, Blake Lively, Lea Michele, and other stars who embraced its minimalist straps.
- 🌟 Willow Shields paired gold Nudist sandals with an experimental Alfredo Villalba dress, allowing the metallic heels to bring balance to the striped PVC and embroidered construction.
- 🖤 Jordana Brewster anchored her architectural David Koma dress with black Nudist sandals, keeping the focus on the sharp metallic detailing while extending the look’s clean lines.
- 🎨 January Jones used nude Stuart Weitzman sandals to soften a vivid Peter Pilotto print, demonstrating why the barely-there heel worked so well with the graphic dresses of the mid-2010s.
- 💜 Naomie Harris embraced bold color blocking in violet Nudist heels, pairing them with a mustard Victoria Beckham dress for a more colorful take on the minimalist sandal.
- 🤍 Olivia Culpo completed her monochromatic lace look with white Nudist sandals, using the slim straps and matching color to preserve one uninterrupted silhouette.