Take a look at the best fashion moments of 2023
Fashion evolves and reinvents itself from time to time. And each year witnesses this change. The year 2023 is no different. The year contributed to multiple trends and moments that were recognized globally. From the influential red carpet and ramp walks to representation in movies and streets, we have seen it all. Let's look back at some of these iconic fashion moments of 2023.
Rihanna's iconic pregnancy announcement
Rihanna's red outfit made a statement when she announced her pregnancy during her Super Bowl show. After a five-year break from live performances, the artist-turned-mogul made a gestural acknowledgment of her pregnancy bump during her halftime performance at the Super Bowl. She accomplished it while wearing a chest plate, an Alaïa leather coat, and a boiler suit manufactured to order by Loewe.
Jared Leto in the catsuit
This year, the theme for the Met Gala was paying homage to the late designer, with the theme being "Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty." Actor Jared Leto took the theme to another level. He perfectly embodied Lagerfeld's concept as the giant Choupette, Lagerfeld's cherished pet. Leto outshined others at the event with his enormous white furry cat suit.
Barbie's Birkenstocks
The comfortable footwear brand Birkenstock embraced a stylish update. The light pink shoes were a huge hit because of their comeo in Margot Robbie's movie Barbie in July. Reports suggest that after the movie's release, searches for the Birkenstock sandals Robbie wore in it increased by 110%. Further to say, it impacted Birkenstock's IPO when it went public in October.
Alia Bhatt's pearly Met Gala debut
Alia Bhatt made her Met Gala debut in a dreamy white pearl-embellished gown by designer Prabal Gurung. For this special occasion, she wore a well-known corseted couture ball gown style that Claudia Schiffer wore as the last bridal outfit for the Fall 1992 couture collection. The embroidery in the gown was made with 100,000 pearls by Gurung as a suitable homage to Lagerfeld.
