Bruna Marquezine opened the New Year’s photo album and showed off the sensual look chosen to welcome 2023. The set used by the actress costs R$ 10,000.
Bruna Marquezine it took a while, but it revealed the look chosen for Spend New Year’s Eve with Xolo Maridueña, Sasha and João Figueiredo. After a year of elegant and surprising productionsthe actress chose a white set from Polish fashion house Magda Butrym. Many strategic cuts in the top and in the pants give a very sensual and refreshing touch to the garment, mainly to relieve the heat on the hottest days of summer.
On the brand’s official website, the details indicate that the trousers are in stretch jersey with a low waist and flared leg, creating “a sexy look with the addition of a strappy cut on the hips”.
One of the designer’s hallmarks is the presence of bold cut-outs and appliqués of ornate flowers in the pieces. Bruna Marquezine’s healed belly, which he just revealed to unpublished tattoo in honor of the film “Blue Beetle”, exalted his look with the 6,275 reais top and the 4,183 reais trousers. Who is Magda Butrym? According to the brand’s official website, Magda Butrym, who has dressed the likes of Rihanna and Natalie Portman, has created her own vision of femininity and redefines craftsmanship, creating a contemporary take on romance in fashion. One of the points that she strikes is the blend of “minimalism with sensuality, elegance with ease, strength with sensitivity”. The designer collaborates with independent artisans from all over Poland, enriching the fabrics with handmade pieces, woven leather and hand-embroidered ornaments: “I don’t want to define…
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