Coming to Azzedine Alaia's Haute Couture show, the 'You Only Love Me' songstress leaves little to the imagination by wearing sheer long black netted dress with flowery lace.
- Jul 4, 2023
AceShowbiz - Rita Ora has proven she is comfortable in her own skin even before the public eyes. When attending Azzedine Alaia's Haute Couture autumn/winter 2023-2024 show during Paris Fashion Week, the "You Only Love Me" songstress left little to the imagination as she went braless in a see-through lace dress.
Coming to the fashion event on Sunday, July 2, the 32-year-old singer was captured baring her breasts in a sheer black netted dress which came with black flowery lace. Her see-through gown, which was long and reached her feet, had a high neck and long sleeves.
While she put her bosom on display, the "Poison" singer did cover her lower asset. She donned a pair of black high-waisted thong undies under her dress. She completed her look with a pair of strappy pointed-toe platform high heels which had sparkling silver embellishments, and tied her long hair in a sleek low ponytail.
One day afterward, Rita uploaded a series of photos capturing her outfit and activities during the show via Instagram. Along with the July 3 snaps, she wrote in the caption, "Thank you @pieter_mulier and @maisonalaia team for having me. Such a beautiful show I can not wait to wear every single item! So beautiful congratulations."
Rita's jaw-dropping choice of style came nearly two months after she opened up about being bombarded with "extremely misogynistic" criticisms on how she dressed. In an interview with Glamour U.K., she revealed, "How do I think women are treated differently? Have you got all day? I've had it my whole career. Having people judge what I wear, saying, 'Is she too naked?' Or, 'Can she say things like that?' I find it extremely misogynistic."
Elsewhere in the interview, the British pop singer also named Madonna as her inspiration. On the reason why, she explained, "Because she knew not everyone was going to agree with her. And she just did it anyway. I'm thanking her for that, because that's given me the ability to be more outrageous, a bit more outlandish with things: how I dress, things I might say."
