Versace causes a stir at Milan Fashion Week with the choice of models. Glamor star Paris Hilton presents herself in a tight sequined dress with delicate spaghetti straps. Both Hadid sisters also wear creations from the fashion house.
With a lot of sex appeal and a self-confident charisma, Paris Hilton conquered the Versace catwalk at Milan Fashion Week. The model presented a glamorous Barbie look all in pink. The hotel heiress wore a glamorous all-pink Barbie look at the Versace runway show. A tight sequined dress with a deep décolleté and delicate spaghetti straps beautifully accentuated the 41-year-old's well-toned body.
Hilton also wore a bright pink tulle veil with a silver tiara and matching gloves and pointed high-heeled pumps. Ear studs, a necklace with a star pendant and silver rings provided even more glamour. She let her blonde hair fall in a sleek style over her shoulders. The model received intensive make-up with pink tones for her dazzling outfit.
Other celebrities also walked the Versace catwalk in the evening, including the two model sisters Gigi and Bella Hadid.
Das Designerduo Dolce
The 41-year-old must have liked what Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana recommend to women for the spring/summer 2023 season. It's about lingerie. The intimate, frivolous is put on public display as daywear. However, the approach is not new for the Milanese designer duo, it is part of the core of the brand.
And so dresses with corsage details were shown next to bustiers, suspenders, bra tops, lots of transparency and embroidered panties peeking out over the jeans waistband. There were demure white collars and cuffs here and there, some leopard print - and of course a Kardashian-print tee. It was then available in the label's online store immediately after the show.
Giorgio Armani should be much more dressed up tomorrow, Sunday. Then the star designer will provide the last highlight of the Milan Fashion Week, which ends on Monday, with his show.
This year's Milan Fashion Week started on Tuesday and will end on Monday.
(This article was first published on Saturday, September 24, 2022.)
