Stuart Weitzman

As the weather heats up, celebs embrace sunny staples including flirty skirts, cutoff shorts, and resort-like espadrilles. Busy Philipps styled her two-tone Lanvin espadrilles with a bold tropical dress in Beverly Hills, Alexa Chung wore her classic espadrilles with a not-so-classic denim overall dress, and Krysten Ritter chose a pair by Aldo to complement her floral Dolce & Gabbana dress in Las Vegas. Espadrilles work well with everything from dresses and skirts to jeans and shorts, so see which other trendsetters have been rocking the Summer trend, then shop a few pairs for yourself.

Whether you're planning a brunch, a movie date, or dinner with the family, mimic one of these super sweet and stylish celebrity ensembles for Mother's Day on Sunday. Re-create Jenna Dewan's '70s-inspired floral look for a day trip with Mom, channel Jennifer Lopez's sexy nude look for an evening dinner, or copy Jessica Alba's flirty-yet-edgy Tory Burch style for a rockin' concert. Step inside to see six other Mom-approved looks, then shop the pieces for yourself for Sunday's fabulous festivities.

Solange Knowles provided the cool beats at a Spring shopping soiree at the Stuart Weitzman store in NYC last night. She played around with all the fabulous footwear, but we're particularly obsessed with the Stuart Weitzman cap-toe Mary Janes each wore to the event. Solange picked mint with her white-and-yellow getup, while Leandra sported a blush version with her edgy denim look. To shop Solange's Stuart Weitzman's pair, as well as a bunch of our favorite cap toes, step inside.

A couple weeks back, we got a glimpse of Stuart Weitzman's Young Hollywood Cares Collection when Olivia Palermo wore them to a red carpet event and now, the complete collection is out for perusal. The collaboration enlisted Scarlett Johansson, Hayden Panettiere, Michelle Trachtenberg, and Olivia Palermo to co-design a pair of shoes with Stuart Weitzman in which all proceeds will benefit Marsha Moses’ research in ovarian cancer at the Folkman Institute in Boston. Like most Weiztman's decadent creations, the footwear does't come cheap: the collection ranges from $425 to $495 but at least you know all of sales will go to good cause. Click the slideshow to see all of the beautiful designs, which will be available online and in Weitzman's flagship stores in September, along with photos of some of some of the celebs wearing their own designs.