Bruna Marquezine showed off her looks, both in Brazil and at international events. This time she opened her photo album of productions used at the latest events and one of her dresses caught her attention for her audacity. And don’t stop there. The actress still left half of her breasts showing as she lifted part of the fabric to cover the region.
It’s a black dress, with cutouts on the sides, resembling “holes” in the fabric, very much in the style of the cut-out trend, which is here to stay post-pandemic. And from the photo, taken from the side, the actress appears to be without panties. The song is by Andrea Ádamo and costs sul Farfetch from Brazil BRL 5,075.
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Famous friends reacted to the publication, which also features used looks abroad and in Brazil, such as some seen at Lollapalooza, which took place in Sao Paulo in March. “You posing and me taking a photo of the ceiling,” wrote Priscilla Alcântara. “Belíssima”, said Bianca Andrade. ” SO VERY VERY CUTE ❤️” Sasha joked.
#cadica1 – The cut-out gained strength after months of confinement at home, libido guarded and body locked up. As doors began to open, what used to be restricted to closed groups and daring celebrities invaded major fashion trends. And this wave that is also within the so-called fetishcore, in the sense of really showing the body without any shame, remains firm and strong.
#ficaadica2 – The dress also features the so-called underboob, which consists of leaving the lower part of the breast on display. This type of cut attracted a lot of attention between 2016 and 2017, in dresses, blouses, tops and swimwear. At that time, it was shown by Anitta in the Spanish music video “Paradinha”, Thaila Ayala, Simon, Rihanna AND Kim Kardashian.
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