At the Coach and Friends of the High Line Summer Party in New York City on June 17, 2014, Chloë Grace Moretz demonstrated a styling formula that still feels relevant years later: a statement dress paired with minimalist sandals that let the design take center stage.
While her Christopher Kane Resort 2014 dress delivered the visual impact with its bold graphic print and architectural silhouette, her choice of Stuart Weitzman “Nudist” sandals provided balance. The barely-there heels complemented the look without competing with it, a combination that helped make the Nudist one of the decade’s defining red-carpet sandals.

The actress arrived in a Christopher Kane Resort 2014 dress featuring a striking grid-inspired print, combining playful color with the designer’s signature graphic approach to contemporary fashion.
Digital 3D imaging is said to have inspired the bold graphic print of this edgy fit-and-flare frock. It has a square neckline, pleats on the skirt, and a pinafore-like bodice with button-like studs.
A fringed Coach bag added movement and texture to the look, reinforcing the outfit’s youthful energy without distracting from the dress’s graphic print.

The smartest styling choice was her footwear. Instead of competing with the dress’s bold graphic print, Moretz grounded the look with Stuart Weitzman’s iconic “Nudist” sandals. Their barely-there straps and clean silhouette complemented the Christopher Kane design, adding height and elegance while allowing the dress to remain the focal point.
Moretz would revisit the versatile sandal later that year in a very different way. At the 2014 Teen Choice Awards, she paired vibrant red Stuart Weitzman “Nudist” sandals with a youthful Valentino ensemble, proving how easily the minimalist heel could shift from understated support to a statement-making accent.
More Celebrity Looks That Showcase the Enduring Appeal of Stuart Weitzman’s Nudist Sandals
More than a decade after their debut, Stuart Weitzman’s Nudist sandals remain one of the defining red-carpet shoe designs of the 2010s. Their minimalist silhouette worked with everything from bold prints and sculptural tailoring to dramatic evening gowns, making them a favorite among stylists and celebrities alike.
If Chloë Grace Moretz’s Christopher Kane dress and barely-there heels demonstrate why the style became so influential, these fashion moments show just how versatile the iconic sandal proved to be.
👠 Explore Stuart Weitzman “Nudist” Red-Carpet Shoe Moments:
- ✨ The story behind Stuart Weitzman’s iconic “Nudist” sandal traces how the barely-there heel became one of the defining celebrity shoes of the 2010s, worn everywhere from movie premieres to major award shows.
- 🌈 January Jones paired nude “Nudist” sandals with a bold Peter Pilotto mini dress, letting the minimalist silhouette balance graphic prints while subtly elongating the leg.
- 🔥 Heidi Klum’s Atelier Versace moment in vivid geranium “Nudist” sandals shows how the sleek heel sharpens dramatic couture without distracting from intricate embellishment.
- 🎬 Willow Shields’ Cinderella premiere styling highlights why fashion editors often compared the “Nudist” to the little black dress of shoes: versatile, minimal, and endlessly adaptable.
- 💜 Naomie Harris styled violet “Nudist” sandals with a vibrant Victoria Beckham dress, using the clean lines of the shoe to support a bold color story rather than compete with it.
- 🖤 Jordana Brewster’s David Koma dress and black “Nudist” sandals demonstrate how understated footwear can anchor sharp, architectural tailoring with effortless polish.
- 🤍 Olivia Wilde’s Roksanda gown and black Stuart Weitzman heels capture the refined simplicity that made the “Nudist” a fixture on best-dressed lists throughout the decade.
- ✨ Chrissy Teigen repeatedly returned to Stuart Weitzman’s signature sandal, styling it with everything from couture gowns to relaxed summer-event dressing.
- 👗 Julianne Hough’s navy Monique Lhuillier look reflects how the “Nudist” became Hollywood’s preferred barely-there heel for sleek eveningwear.
- 🌹 Jamie Chung’s flowing red dress and minimalist “Nudist” sandals show how the shoe’s clean silhouette helped define red-carpet styling throughout the mid-2010s.
- 🌟 Emma Roberts’ press-tour wardrobe featuring black “Nudist” sandals highlights the design’s enduring appeal as a leg-lengthening finishing touch for modern cocktail dressing.
- 💫 Mia Goth’s Oscars appearance in Stuart Weitzman “Nudist II” sandals explores how the iconic silhouette evolved with updated comfort features while preserving its signature minimalist look.

