Lisa Rinna is employed for New York Fashion Week. The former star “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” started the events at the unofficial start: Marc Jacobs Spring 2025 Runway Show in the New York public library. For this she wore a bizarre hairstyle and a starting place from head to toe from the brand, which contained blown, apparently wind -whipped silhouettes. Then, on Thursday, she went on the runway on the Jane Wade Show. Only hours later she joined Martha Stewart, Jack Harlow and other stars to find Jimmy Choo at Jean’s new campaign by Fete Chloe Sevigny.
For the event, the founder of Rinna Beauty wore a white coat dress from Shushu/Tong. The look with a blue print was released on the jumping 2024 Runway of the brand in Shanghai. It has a silhouette with a belt and voluminous sleeves. The collar is brought up with two points and a black satin arch – bow tanks are a brand emergency.
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The collection of the creative duo Lei Liushu and Yutong Jiang was inspired by the Shushu/Tong Spring collection 2024 by Helmut Newton’s photo series “Big Nude”.
Rinna wore the dress with a few pantyhose, Jimmy Choo’s Black Patent Leder Ixia Pumps and the Jimmy Choo Diamond Hobo bag with a leopard print. The “disappeared” actress works with stylist Danyul Brown. Brown also counts Amelia Gray as a customer.
Sevigny is the face of the Jimmy Choo Spring 2025 campaign. Ezra Petronio and Lana Petrusevych have shot this series of pictures. The project celebrated the event on Thursday, which was held by Brand Lead Sandra Choi and showed a performance by Patti Smith.
New York was not the beginning of Rinna’s mode trip in this runway season. She started in the Paris Couture shows and wore more fantastic looks than she wore the Jimmy Choo event. This included a lace-up strip suit for the Jean Paul Gaultier Show and a voluminous polka-dot blouse and a green pencil skirt for Viktor & Rolf.
Patti Smith, Martha Stewart, Chloe Sevigny and more celebrate Nyfw with Jimmy Choo
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Launch Gallery: The style development of Young Lisa Rinna: From the 80s Fanny Packs to the present day, state -of -the -art red carpet [PHOTOS]
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