The female audience is betting on trends that can be used beyond the “dust” and the show arena. The event in Itu continues on 9 and 10.
Are you already preparing the look to have fun at the attractions of the last weekend of Rodeio Itu, which takes place this Friday (9) and Saturday (10)? Well, how about spying on some of the productions chosen by the female audience who attended the presentations in the first two days of the event, in which Henrique & Juliano, João Bosco & Vinícius, Zé Neto & Cristiano, among other duets, such as Guilherme & Benuto and DJ JetLag, Dennis.
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Ripped jeans, hats of different colors, fringes, coats, tank tops, shorts, cropped tops, sparkles, some transparencies, even with the low temperatures of last Saturday’s dawn, are among the choices of the participants.
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Check it out, get inspired by the looks and have fun enjoying the shows (see this weekend’s attractions below).
Hey, ripped? Absolutely not, jeans with slits have everything to do with the country universe. It can be combined with cropped or transparencies. The girl on the right chose a jaguar print that highlights the bra – and the animal print is always current.
To break out of the commonplace of the black hat, brown is a great option and looks beautiful in contrast to the blonde highlights in her hair. Highlight for the shorts with pantyhose – which give a modern look to the look well in the atmosphere of the pawnshop.
The pink hat is another option to break out of the black cliché. The pairing with the denim trousers and jacket and the turtleneck blouse was ideal in the look, finished with vermilion lipstick.
The metallic fringes on the jacket fit very well and break the monotony of an all black look. Here it harmonized perfectly with the black leather skirt. Bold in the right measure to face a night of shows.
The white jacket with fringes is also a great choice to complement your dark and shiny look. The short barrel boot completes the look.
A couple who wear the plaid together, stay together. The garment with red print attracts attention and goes well with the basics of the rest of the look: all black is a safe bet for those who do not want to go wrong by being too daring.
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Do you want to wear shorts but it’s too cold? Make the combination with long boots and coat, huh. This one, white, went great with the rest of the all-black look.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17bTqITlDfUxLrZQ8moa4iwsysEf994hz/view?usp=sharing
Decotão is the classic of pawnbrokers. Here he paired it with a trendy cap and flared trousers. The top wouldn’t be the best choice for a cold day like the first day of concerts at the Itu Arena, but a coat solves the problem and leaves you free to enjoy outdoor events without shivering from the cold.
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There is transparency everywhere in the audience at the Itu Arena. Here, combined with the red coat, it is out of the ordinary. Strong lipstick leaves a personality mark that works well.
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Colete is a hit in Sertanejo shows. This one, with little white hairs, gives an air of gallantry to the look and also perfectly matches the weather that was happening on Friday (2) – such a chill.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LaOekHxm0RA68JZ-UiqE8pO7C9CJpOi8/view?usp=sharing
Does texture blending work? Depending on the composition, yes. Here the metallic jacket is the star of the look. But it works great with the hat, printed skirt and plain blouse. In harmony, the accessories do not fight.
Source: Terra
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