Kristen Stewart kicked off 2026 as the first guest on “Late Night With Seth Meyers” on Monday. To continue with the festive energy, the actress arrived in a delicate sequined dress, which she contrasted with her go-to pair of high-heeled chunky boots by Casadei.
Kristen Stewart during an interview with host Seth Meyers on Monday.
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Stewart went with the Casadei 120mm Nancy Boots made in a soft black leather material. The heels feature a towering block heel and a stacked platform. The steep, chunky heel is balanced by a 1.5-inch front platform, which provides added stability, while the tank-rubber sole ensures grip. The rubber material is also added to the bottom of the block heel to make the boots sturdier.
The boots feature a round shape at the front, and the shaft rises slightly higher than the ankle, though the bottom of Stewart’s skirt obscured it. While this version of the Nancy boot is currently sold out on the Casadei website, there is a new version from the brand’s fall 2025 collection. The reversible Nancy boot in black and brown suede, which features a soft, turn-up upper that folds over the entire boot. The new style retails for $1,195.
A close-up of the boots.
For the late night show, the “Spencer” star paired the boots with a The New Arrivals Isis dress, which she wore as a skirt with Leset’s Margo sleeveless crop top in white. The black leather boots coordinated with her black underwear, which was visible through the sheer skirt. To shield herself from the cold in New York, she arrived at the show wearing a vintage Made in England Harrington jacket in black that pulled the look together.
Stewart has worn the Casadei Nancy boot on more than one occasion over the years, including the Oscars nominee luncheon in 2022. For that event, she wore the boots with a Chanel pre-fall 2022 Cropped Jacket and silk high-waisted trousers with a wide leg.
Kristen Stewart is seen on Monday in New York City.
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Stewart was on the late night show to promote “The Chronology of Water,” which marks her directorial debut and hits theaters on Friday. The autobiographical drama is based on the 2011 book of the same name by Lidia Yuknavitch. The story follows a young woman, a lifelong swimmer and Olympic hopeful, who accepts a college swimming scholarship in Texas in order to escape an abusive father and an alcoholic, suicidal mother. After her own struggles, she finds her voice through writing and through the love of her own family.
