Catalan singer Rosalía arrived in Rio de Janeiro wearing a metallic gold jacket and classic black ballet flats ahead of her upcoming Lux Tour concerts. She is scheduled to perform on August 10 and 11 at the Farmasi Arena.

The artist has been turning her urban street style into objects of desire across South America after performing in Argentina. During her time in Buenos Aires, she generated attention with a popular summer hair accessory, a tulle skirt, and a dramatic new look prior to her show.
For her arrival in Brazil, Rosalía combined the gold jacket with black garments to achieve a sophisticated aesthetic. She completed the outfit with comfortable classic ballet flats, a footwear staple of the balletcore trend that is gaining popularity both on and off the stage.
Johanna Ortiz Gold Jacket
The key piece of Rosalía's outfit in Rio de Janeiro is a gold jacket by Colombian fashion brand Johanna Ortiz. Known as the Boldness model, the garment is made in Colombia from lurex jacquard fabric that fits the singer's silhouette closely.
Described as a silent luxury design, the jacket features a classic small-scale pattern, a lapel-less collar, a deep neckline, an embroidered hook closure, and a printed lining. The piece is currently discounted by 50 percent, selling for 1,985 euros down from its original price of nearly 4,000 euros, with very few units remaining available.

The jacket connects Rosalía directly to Tamara Falcó, the Marchioness of Griñón. Falcó is a loyal buyer and close friend of Johanna Ortiz, making the piece an acquisition that could fit into her wardrobe or be worn in a similar outfit.
Balletcore Trend and Street Footwear
Rosalía paired the metallic jacket with wide-leg trousers and classic ballet flats to create a minimalist combination. The footwear choice aligns with the lyrical music style of her latest album, where ballet-inspired elements frequently appear.
On stage, the balletcore trend dominates her performance outfits through tulle skirts, pink bodysuits, and iconic satin ballet slippers. Street appearances have also featured the classic shoes, with Rosalía wearing them in Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Madrid, Milan, and locations across Chile.
