The other day, the beauty Zendaya made a splash on the red carpet in Los Angeles. The actress appeared at the Critics' Choice Award ceremony in an original pink top from Tom Ford, who struck both journalists and stars on the spot. The British edition of The Sun decided to conduct a bold experiment. The editorial staff made an economy version of the hot novelty and asked the model Jessica to walk around London in a revealing pink foil top. Find out what was the reaction of passers-by to a half-naked girl in mid-January, from our material.Zendaya became the real queen of the evening, showing a chiseled figure in a piquant bib.
Candy Girl: the model strolled around London in a racy foil top like Zendaya'sThe main character of "Euphoria" attracted everyone's attention by wearing a pink top from Tom Ford at the Critics' Choice Awards ceremony held in Los Angeles last week. The nominee for the title of best actress gave 11,500 pounds (about 927,000 rubles) for an extravagant thing. Even Gwyneth Paltrow liked the fashionable novelty, and she tried on the same top at a photo shoot for the latest issue of Harper's Bazaar.
Candy Girl: the model strolled around London in a racy foil top like Zendaya'sJournalists of the British edition of The Sun recreated the image of Zendaya with the help of improvised means and asked 25-year-old model Jessica Matthews to walk around London in revealing clothes and see the reaction of residents of the capital.Candy Girl: the model strolled around London in a racy foil top like Zendaya'sThe clothes were clearly out of season. The piercing January wind threatened to tear off the girl's foil bib.
Candy Girl: the model strolled around London in a racy foil top like Zendaya'sDuring the experiment, Jessica was very cold and realized that in this form you can only appear on red carpets, but not in everyday life.The surrounding people watched with interest and surprise an unusual candy girl in a foil wrapper. Passersby worried that Jessica was cold. Many realized that the model had a copy of the sensational top from Tom Ford. The residents of London agreed on one thing: you should not pay a round sum for a piece of bright plastic, if a fashionable outfit can be made with your own hands from improvised materials.
Australian Alicia Brown also decided to save on expensive costumes for children and started making them out of ordinary cardboard. She does it so cool that social media users shower the woman with admiring comments.