Antonela Roccuzzo is going through her best moment, since after her appearance last week at The Best awards, this Monday she stole all the attention at the Louis Vuitton couture fashion show. The businesswoman attended the event as a special guest and posed with celebrities of international stature such as Emma Stone, star of Cruella, among other Hollywood hits.
In previous occasions the French firm also trusted Roccuzzo, as this year, where she was invited to be part of the most significant days of the brand in the context of the Paris Fashion Week. Among great stars, the mother of Thiago, Mateo and Ciro Messi showed her stunning total black look with which she captivated the photographers.
In the hours before the fashion show, through her Instagram account, she showed the invitation card and stated that it would be apart of the event that presented the fall/winter 2023 and 2024 collection. On this occasion, Roccuzzo wore the designs of the French house, which were created by the creative director of the company, Nicolas Ghesquière.
Lionel Messi’s wife opted for a mini dress with cut outs at the top. It also featured metallic details. As for the lower part, she wore high boots and as an accessory she carried a baguette-shaped leather-like purse with golden features.
The strapless bustier dress with slits that Roccuzzo selected for the Paris Fashion Week has a value of 1700 euros. The “Donna” boots cost 2490 euros and the bag 3050 euros. Undoubtedly, the businesswoman caused a furor among those present and her followers, who sent her messages of affection and admiration through social networks.
“Queen, leave something for the rest of us”; “Beautiful”; “Your hairstyle is amazing and goes so well with your outfit! You look wonderful”; “Gorgeous”; “Absolute queen”; “The first lady” and “Goddess”, were some of the comments left by users on Roccuzzo’s last post, where she posed on the balcony of her hotel room with the Eiffel Tower behind her.
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