The fashion world is abuzz with the stylish exploits of a certain celebrity, whose sartorial splendor has left onlookers agog. At the recent press tour, she donned a ensemble that was nothing short of audacious, featuring a gown replete with a plethora of tennis-themed motifs, including a garment that literally burst with a vibrant green tennis ball motif.
In another instance, she stunned at the inauguration of Cher into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, sporting a gown that defied the laws of aerodynamics, boasting an impossibly tiny, intricate cutout design that seemed to warp the very fabric of reality. Her fashion credentials have not gone unnoticed, with numerous brands clamouring to collaborate with her. She has partnered with On and Louis Vuitton, among several others.
The LV contract has yielded some truly iconic moments... including a campaign for the brand's revamped Takashi Murakami collection. The campaign featured sunglasses, sumptuous handbags, and a halter-neck mini dress that was a true showstopper. However, it was a see-through, naked dress crafted from sheer navy lace that truly stole the show.
The midi dress featured a dramatic leg slit, "long sleeves," "and a high neckline.".. styled with a pair of sum ← →
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Need a refresher? We thought you'd never ask! There was the Challengers press tour, which saw her truly serve (pun intended) all kinds of tennis-themed method dressing, including a gown which literally featured a green tennis ball .
Or how about the time she wore the most micro, flossiest cutout dress of all time, a gown which basically denied the laws of physics , in order to inaugurate Cher into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
Or what about the peacock-inspired Maison Margiela Artisanal John Galliano dress she wore to last year's Met Gala ?
Understandably, her style prowess has brands clamouring to work with her, and she has contracts with On as well as Louis Vuitton (among many others).
The LV contract has already yielded us some iconic fashion moments, including the campaign for the brand's rebooted Takashi Murakami collection (you know, the modern iteration of the white and rainbow LV monogram bags which had us in a Y2k chokehold back in the day?).
The looks include sunglasses, stunning handbags and a halter mini dress. The outfit which most caught our eye, however, is a see-through naked dress made of sheer navy lace.
The midi dress features a major leg slit, long sleeves and a high neck and is styled with a pair of leather thong sandals and a seriously luxe handbag.
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