Teyana Taylor brought a burst of color to Gucci‘s Bungalow on Saturday night. The Italian luxury label and Bungalow 8 founder Amy Sacco hosted a nostalgic party to celebrate the opening of the new Gucci Meatpacking Boutique on Saturday night.
The event included a special DJ set by Idris Elba and a star-studded guest list, with Chris Rock, Sienna Miller, Salma Hayek, Iman, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Leonardo DiCaprio all making an appearance.
Teyana Taylor gave her edgy style a vibrant boost for the occasion. The “A Thousand and One” actress donned a multi-colored trench coat that was adorned with paint splashes throughout and had wide lapels and pleated cuffs.
Taylor layered the piece over a white multi-colored set that included a button-down shirt and matching wide-leg pants. She left her top undone to help show off the sheer hot-pink bralette that she was wearing underneath.
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Taking things up a notch, the “Bare Wit Me” singer accessorized with diamond stud earrings, nose jewelry and a curved lip ring. As for glam, Taylor curled her raven pixie and opted for a soft smokey eye with a glossy neutral pout.
Taylor’s footwear choice was not visible underneath her pants. However it is likely that she tied her outfit together with a platform silhouette, strappy sandals or trendy sneakers. The multi-hyphenate tends to gravitate towards sky-high styles and statement-making heels for appearances and events.
When it comes to fashion, Taylor is known for her versatility. She has a personal fashion aesthetic that combines streetwear swag with high-fashion glamorous looks. She has made a name for herself within the fashion industry by collaborating with UK-based online retailers, PrettyLittleThing and Reebok.
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