Kate Hudson’s Chloé Maxi Coat Anchors Two Looks—and Brian Atwood Heels—at the 2016 Campari Calendar Launch

On November 18, 2015, in New York City, Kate Hudson delivered a masterclass in cold-weather glamour surrounding the Campari Calendar launch—demonstrating how a single statement coat can anchor an entire evening, even as the looks beneath it evolve.

Arriving at the venue, the American actress styled her dramatic navy Chloé maxi coat over an earlier red jumpsuit, finishing the look with coordinating red heels for a striking after-dark entrance.

Earlier in the evening, Kate Hudson styled the same navy Chloé maxi coat over a vivid red jumpsuit, letting the dramatic sweep of the outerwear and coordinating red heels create a striking after-dark contrast (Credit: TNYF / WENN)

Once inside for the main event, Hudson changed into a different ensemble: a red sequined Naeem Khan Resort 2016 jumpsuit, finished with Brian Atwood’s towering Tribeca sandals—an era-defining choice from the designer’s late-2000s to early-2010s heyday, when his sky-high heels dominated red carpets and defined modern glamour.

Kate Hudson in a red sequined Naeem Khan Resort 2016 jumpsuit to launch the 2016 Campari Calendar at The Standard Hotel on November 18, 2015, in New York City (Credit: PapJuice / INFphoto)

When she later departed, she returned to the same Chloé coat—now layered over the sequined jumpsuit—reinforcing its role as the evening’s unifying statement.

“For me, this project was about more than producing a calendar—it was a creative process centered on storytelling,” Hudson said of the collaboration, noting that the campaign allowed her to explore contrasting facets of her style—a duality reflected in the night’s wardrobe shifts beneath one unforgettable coat.

Kate Hudson attended the Campari Calendar Launch on November 18, 2015, wearing a navy Chloe compact felted wool coat over a Naeem Khan resort 2016 allover sequin v-front jumpsuit, accessorized with Vhernier Calla earrings and Brian Atwood Tribeca sandals (Credit: MachettePix / Startraksphoto)

Brian Atwood Tribeca Sandals: Other Celebrity Style Moments

Besides Kate Hudson, a few other style icons have rocked Brian Atwood’s towering Tribeca sandals in standout moments on YNS. Jennifer Lopez wore the sky-high Tribeca platforms under a dramatic Reem Acra gown at the 2017 People’s Choice Awards, using the sandals’ height boost to elevate her red-carpet presence.

Lady Gaga chose bright red Tribeca sandals to punctuate a bold Brandon Maxwell dress at the American Horror Story: Hotel premiere in Los Angeles. And Hailee Steinfeld brought youthful polish to the Romeo and Juliet premiere in Los Angeles with a pair of Brian Atwood Tribeca platform sandals, complementing her Prabal Gurung look.

Jessica Alba also teamed hers with a flowing maxi at the 2015 Baby2Baby Gala, proving the style works from gala evenings to premieres alike.

The Chloé Maxi Coat That Defined the Look

Even so, the coat remained the undeniable focal point. Earlier in the evening, Hudson styled it over a different jumpsuit and heels, yet its dramatic length and sharp tailoring consistently commanded attention—rendering whatever she wore underneath almost secondary.

Kate Hudson looks effortlessly chic in a navy Chloe coat paired with a bold red jumpsuit while out in New York City on November 18, 2015 (Credit: TNYF / WENN)

The coat featured exaggerated collars, two hand pockets, and a stunning navy color perfect for fall.

Chloé’s navy double-breasted wool maxi coat delivers timeless Parisian tailoring, defined by sharp lapels, polished gold-tone buttons, and a sweeping floor-length silhouette that elevates any cold-weather look

Kate Hudson’s Signature Shoe Style, Beyond One Standout Look

While this Chloé coat moment perfectly captures Kate Hudson’s instinct for dramatic, shoe-anchored styling, it’s just one chapter in a much broader fashion narrative. From red-carpet glamour to polished daytime appearances, Hudson has consistently used footwear to define her silhouettes, elevate tailoring, and shape her signature look.