Couple shone in “catwalk” that combines clothing, like the pop icons of the 2000s.
If you thought that the maximum splendor period of the “combined jeans” had been in 2001 Britney Spears AND Justin Timberlake In the American Music Awards … He found wrong! This Friday (11), in the middle of the center of Expo Norte, in San Paolo, Expo Ottica 2025 had its carpet (or rather a fair corridor) stolen from none other than Camila Queiroz AND Kpleber Toledo, Who handed over a couple of looks worthy of editorial fashion And a practical class of how to make the denim-on-denim work!
The event, known for having collected the greatest names in the optical sector in Latin America, finally became a fashion catwalk The couple, who appeared in perfect melody, not only emotional but also stylistic. Both Bet on good old jeansBut they brought a modern, elegant and fun reading that made many people remember, of course, from the legendary moment in which Britney and Justin came out of two characters from a futuristic country musical.
Camila: Diva jeans from the 70s with a touch of catwalk
Camila Queiroz emerged powerful, like those who already knew it would be the title the next day! The actress bet on a dark jeans suit with front buttons and apparent sewing, a recently sought -after piece since the 70s, but with a modern fashion update. Marked life, large leg and strategic accessories – robust silver paste, rings, round glasses and surprising red lipstick – transformed its gaze into a visual declaration.
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