Cara Delevingne embraced the more provocative spirit of Tom Ford, with styling that aligned closely with the runway show’s intentionally racy aesthetic.
She wore a purple velvet pantsuit, but with no shirt underneath, leaving her midriff exposed. She had her hair in an updo, sported her glasses, and accessorized with a hot pink belt and clutch.
A few likened the look to Gwyneth Paltrow’s iconic 1996 MTV VMAs look—a crimson velvet two-piece Ford designed during his Gucci days—sans the shirt.
Some netizens blasted her for the risqué fashion choice, calling it “trash.”
“If you’re not showing your b**bs or your b**t, you’re not considered s**y, I guess!” one furious reader said.
Another joked, “The no shirt under a suit thing is either brave or a laundry problem.”
She wore a purple velvet pantsuit, but with no shirt underneath, leaving her midriff exposed. She had her hair in an updo, sported her glasses, and accessorized with a hot pink belt and clutch.
A few likened the look to Gwyneth Paltrow’s iconic 1996 MTV VMAs look—a crimson velvet two-piece Ford designed during his Gucci days—sans the shirt.
Some netizens blasted her for the risqué fashion choice, calling it “trash.”
“If you’re not showing your b**bs or your b**t, you’re not considered s**y, I guess!” one furious reader said.
Another joked, “The no shirt under a suit thing is either brave or a laundry problem.”