Stuart Weitzman's Neon Shoes Will Be the Highlight of Your Spring

Ready for your glow-up?

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The arrival of spring means a few things, including warmer weather, blossoming flowers, and color. Lots of color. Spring is officially in motion, and as we swap out our wool coats for denim jackets (or, for the lucky ones, no jacket at all), the time to step out with a bold new look is now. Stuart Weitzman's latest collection, the Neon Capsule, is exactly what you need to take your spring style to the next level.

A limited-edition collection, the Neon Capsule puts an edgy fluorescent spin on the brand's classic styles. You can find shoes like the beloved Nudist sandals and the ever-cool SW-612 sneaker in highlighter colors. There's even a colorful handbag, just in case you're not ready to shine that bright below.

So, ready for your glow-up? The collection is now available to shop on Instagram for 24 hours. If you miss this window, however, you can still shop the collection online April 17.

Fans of the newly launched Stuart Weitzman capsule collection include Jennifer Lopez, Olivia Culpo, and Ashley Graham. So, you're in good company when you get your neon on. Plus, celebrities like Blake Lively and Priyanka Chopra are riding the highlighter wave too, rocking everything from a lime green fur coat to highlighter-yellow pantsuits.

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Lagos-born and Houston-raised, Ineye Komonibo is a writer and editor with a love for all things culture. With an academic background in public relations and media theory, Ineye’s focus has always been on using her writing ability to foster discourse about the deep cyclical relationship between society and the media we engage with, ever-curious about who we are and what we do because of what we consume. Most recently, she put her cultural savvy to work as a culture critic for R29 Unbothered, covering everything from politics to social media thirst to the reverberations of colorism across the African diaspora.