Stella McCartney looked effortlessly stylish as she stepped out in London on Wednesday.
The 51-year-old designer looked chic in a black pantsuit and heels as she announced the winner of her sustainable design competition, held in partnership with her self-proclaimed brand and Lenovo.
Stella presented the winning internship to the student Peter Nasielski that evening and was in a great mood as she celebrated everything to do with fashion and design.
Tailored: Stella McCartney cut a stylish figure in a pantsuit and heels on Wednesday as she announced the winner of her sustainable design competition, powered by Lenovo
Stella, daughter of Beatles star Paul McCartney, wore a tailored black jacket with a black turtleneck top underneath.
She paired the look with wide pants and heels.
The redhead wore her short locks down and around her face and natural-looking makeup.
Flawless: The redhead wore her short locks and natural-looking makeup around her face
Chic: Stella, the daughter of Beatles star Paul McCartney, wore a tailored black jacket with a black high-necked top underneath
She happily posed with Peter when he won the internship.
Peter received a three-month internship with Stella McCartney in a department of his choice, and all four finalists received internships with Lenovo’s design innovation team at their North Carolina headquarters.
It’s been a busy few months for Stella.
Earlier last month, she celebrated her Paris Fashion Week show and was supported by her family at the coveted event.
Winners: Lenovo Vice President of Design Brian Leonard, designer Peter Nasielski and Stella in the Lenovo x Stella McCartney Sustainable Design Contest
The acclaimed designer, 51, debuted her latest collection at the Center Pompidou with her father Paul, 80, and his wife Nancy Shevell, 62, in the audience while her sister Mary, 53, worked hard to photograph the celeb-filled catwalk first Row.
Bella Hadid, 25, turned heads as she walked the runway for the anticipated show looking braless under a sheer, embellished catsuit.
A host of celebrities were in attendance that day – including Karlie Kloss and Paris Jackson.
In her element: Stella presented the student Peter Nasielski with the winning internship that evening and was in a good mood as she celebrated everything to do with fashion and design
She also recently launched her new sustainable skincare line called STELLA.
In September, she revealed she got her father Paul his own skincare line for his 80th birthday and spoke about her late mother Linda.
She told The Telegraph at the time: “He’s going to love it, he was really mourning my first skincare line.”
Stella went on to speak about her relationship with her late mother, Linda, who died of cancer in 1998 at the age of 56.
She openly admitted that she wants to do things in life that her mother never had the opportunity to do.
“I rode my horse there the other morning and lived my best life and thought all that matters is that I can do all the things that I want my mother to do,” she said.
Stella also said the goal has carried over into her professional life, as she believes her mom would “love” and “trust” her new clean and beauty line.
She said her business means “so much” to her and said she wants to try to make a difference in the world like her mother Linda, an animal rights activist, did.
She’s busy: It’s been a busy few months for Stella. She celebrated her Paris Fashion Week show earlier last month and recently launched her own skincare line