We’re in the midst of New York Fashion Week , which means the world’s most fashionable are gathered in the Big Apple to see the future of – you guessed it – fashion. Within the abundance of celebrities currently stationed in New York City is Natti Natasha , who isn’t only here to watch the shows from the front row, but actually made her runway debut at The Blonds A/W 2020 fashion show on Sunday. That’s right! The 33-year-old walked the show wearing an incredibly sexy pink ensemble in front of millions of enthused viewers if you include her 21.9 followers.
© GettyImagesThe gorgeous Dominicana showed the world how it’s done wearing a bubblegum pink leotard accentuated with a spiked garter belt and worn underneath a gaudy cape coat. Her look was filed under the notion of more is more as it was teamed with over-the-knee gold stiletto boots and oversized pearl hoop earrings.
© GettyImagesExcited about the vibrant experience, Natti took to social media to share a clip of the moment she shined on the runway. Next to the video she wrote, “Such a special experience to be able to walk at @theblondsny! I felt like a total supermodel....What do you think of this Tumbao? #nyfw.”
The La Mejor Versión De Mi singer was invited by The Blonds designers David Blonde and Phillipe Blonde. According to Reuters , the pair wanted to honor their Latin roots (Phillipe is Puerto Rican) by featuring Latin stars such as Natti and Mexican singer-songwriter Gloria Trevi, who also walked the runway.
Their show, held on February 9, 2020, was a futuristic take on religion with models wearing sequined surgical Pitta masks, sparkling get-ups and embellished pant suits with a glowing cross in the background. "It's a combination of costume and fashion. There really isn't a way to define it because for our clients, this is their work wardrobe... It's not for the average person," David told Reuters.
© Caroline FissAs for their beauty look, models’ hair was designed by Moroccanoil Artistic Director Kevin Hughes. “The show is centered around an over-the-top spectacle, where goddesses, muses and icons meet,” he said. “We wanted to create looks that radiate opulence and abundance while complementing the textures of feathers, chains, snakeskin and crystals.”
