A few months after getting engaged to the San Francisco 49ers running back, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model can be seen attending a Dolce and Gabbana event with her fiance.
- Jul 10, 2023
AceShowbiz - Olivia Culpo has enjoyed her post-engagement vacay with her fiance. A few months after getting engaged to Christian McCaffrey, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model went to Italy together with the San Francisco 49ers running back.
On Sunday, July 9, the 31-year-old shared a series of photos and a video from her European getaway. Taken when she and her fiance attended annual event Alta Moda held by Dolce & Gabbana, her first photo displayed the two of them looking in sync with their formal ensembles while walking side by side.
Olivia looked elegant in a black mini bodysuit that came with short and puffy sleeves. Her one-piece had sparkling white embellishments on its bodice and several flowery black decorations. She also carried a mini black handbag, wore a pair of strappy black open-toe high heels and added a pair of sparkling earrings.
To add more elegance to her look, the "Culpo Sisters" star styled her hair in a sleek low bun, parting it in the middle. Adding more color, she also polished her fingernails in white color.
Her fiance Christian also went with a formal look. He sported a long-sleeved white button-up shirt under a buttoned navy blazer, a pair of matching fitted pants and black shoes. At one point, he took off his long-sleeved blazer and had a navy vest over his white shirt.
Other pictures in her carousel post showed Olivia and Christian posing with their friends during the event. In addition to the photos, the model shared a video of the two of them walking down the stairs side by side while holding each other's hands and looking away from the camera.
Along with the post, Olivia wrote in the caption, "La dolce vita @christianmccaffrey @dolcegabbana." She added a slew of emojis including a red heart emoji, and closed her caption with a few hashtags that read, "#DGAltaModa #DGAltaGioielleria #MadeInItaly."
