Halsey arrived at the iHeartRadio Music Awards in Los Angeles on March 5, 2017, wearing a monochrome yellow ensemble that reimagined traditional accessories.

The look, pulled from the Versus Versace Spring 2017 collection, featured a cropped wool-nylon utility jacket and slim-fit trousers, anchored by a wide tangerine belt worn as a bandeau top.

She kept the styling industrial, with a silver Crisp Packet clutch by Anya Hindmarch and a molten-silver choker from Jennifer Fisher.
The vibrant yellow fabric served as a high-contrast backdrop for her minimal jewelry and cropped blonde hair.

To balance the industrial edge of her hardware-heavy styling, Stuart Weitzman’s “Nudistsong” sandals offered a sleek counterpoint—refined, minimal, and quietly strategic.
Often considered the “Goldilocks” of the iconic Nudist family, the Nudistsong hits that elusive sweet spot between runway drama and real-world wearability.
Rendered here in soft Pearl Nappa leather, the barely-there silhouette catches the light with a subtle metallic sheen, echoing Halsey’s silver accents without overwhelming the look.

Defined by a slender 100mm stiletto, a delicate ankle strap, and a single, streamlined toe band, the design elongates the leg with almost nothing interrupting the line.
Crucially, it softens the steep pitch of the original Nudist—making it noticeably easier to walk in while preserving that signature, leg-lengthening effect.
It’s this balance—sensual minimalism with just enough support—that has made the Nudistsong a red-carpet mainstay. The kind of heel that doesn’t compete with a statement outfit, but quietly elevates it, whether paired with a sculptural evening look or something as simple as tailored trousers and a blazer.

Why the Stuart Weitzman “Nudistsong” Still Works So Well
Halsey’s metallic pair is a reminder of why the Stuart Weitzman “Nudistsong” became such a lasting fashion favorite in the first place: it delivers the leg-lengthening, barely-there impact of a true red-carpet sandal while staying versatile enough to work across wildly different looks.
From dramatic gowns to sleek event dressing and even elevated off-duty outfits, the style has proven again and again that its minimalist design can adapt without losing its allure.
For more examples of how celebrities have worn the iconic silhouette, explore these standout Your Next Shoes features:
👠 Explore Stuart Weitzman “Nudistsong” Shoe & Fashion Moments:
- 🌹 Rita Ora’s Frida Kahlo–inspired floral dress moment — a dramatic red-and-black street-style look grounded by black Stuart Weitzman “Nudistsong” sandals that let the sweeping dress take center stage.
- 🖤 Whitney Port’s patent-black “Nudistsong” heels — a polished event look showing how the minimalist double-strap silhouette sharpens a sleek, modern outfit without overpowering it.
- ✨ Hailee Steinfeld’s black glitter “Nudistsong” sandals — an edgy iHeartRadio Festival outfit that used the iconic Stuart Weitzman heel to add shimmer, height, and a clean leg-lengthening finish.
- 🎤 Scarlett Johansson’s adobe-aniline “Nudistsong” luncheon look — a fluid, understated fashion moment where the pared-back sandals reinforced the elegance of her simple dress.
- 🎬 Kendall Jenner’s Cannes “Nudistsong” sandals — a high-glam Versace red-carpet pairing that proves how the barely-there Stuart Weitzman style complements even the boldest statement gowns.
- 🤍 Gigi Hadid’s white satin “Nudistsong” pajama-style pairing — a memorable off-duty fashion story showing the sandal’s versatility beyond the red carpet, styled with emerald-green striped pajamas for an unexpected high-low mix.