Rock in Rio’s first week looks still give something to talk about. The 2000s are full of trends. And former BBB Viih Tube, who is working as a presenter at the event, demonstrated it in the three looks she wore on the first weekend of the music event in the City of Rock. All with a touch of sensuality.
But the youtuber has also bet on many other rising trends. Among them, there are corset, transparency, low waist, glove, space bun, exposed panties, heart, crystals in makeup, among others. Jeans, transparencies, shorts, boots with suspenders, body.
If you’re preparing your look for the event, check out the girl’s productions and get inspired.
body and shorts
You want an almost basic look to go to Rock in Rio? Bet on a printed bodysuit, preferably black, shorts and over the knee boots. The sensual touch is due to the shaping of the body, which ends up creating a look with side cutouts and garter belt details used under the boot.
panties on display
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Viih Tube’s red look is straight 2000s, sporting a low waist with popping panties and a heart-shaped corset. Glow, gloves and boots complete the stylish production that leaves a lot of skin on display, another trend that hit the post-pandemic period.
hammock and corset
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One of the hot trends of the moment and quite seen in the Rock in Rio is to complete the look with transparencies. Here, Viih Tube chose trousers with a work reminiscent of nets, hot pants and corset in black and jeans. To complete, black boot. The gloves are on the rise, as are the bracelets above the accessory. In his hair, the hairstyle of the 2000s, called Space Bun, much used by the Spice Girls, and which is back with everything. Get inspired.
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