Camila Mendes turned heads and took the ‘no pants’ trend to the next level while attending the Coach Fall 2023 runway show in New York City this week!
The Riverdale star, 28, donned a sultry, low-cut black bra top and matching high-waisted, v-shaped bottom for the New York Fashion Week event, and she added a chic brown leather jacket over the pieces.
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Camila Mendes Shows Off Her Long, Toned Legs In Risqué NYFW Ensemble
While sitting front row at the show in the effortlessly cool ensemble, the Do Revenge actress flaunted her toned figure. To complete her look, Mendes slung a black Coach purse over her shoulder and stepped out in black loafers that helped emphasize her sculpted legs even more.
To accessorize her get-up, Mendes added metal key-shaped dangly earrings. She went for an eye-catching, ruby red mani to top it all off. The Perfect Date alum wore her shoulder-length, wavy black tresses down and parted in the center. For her makeup look, Mendes rocked black, winged cat-eye liner, voluminous mascara, rosy blush on her high cheekbones, and a 90s-esque, subtly vampy lipstick.
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Fan Reactions To Mendes’ Revealing, Minimalist Get-Up
Mendes shared a photo collection from her time at the star-studded show in an Instagram post for her 26.8 million followers, including a solo shot and another pic that showed her sitting beside Lil Nas X and Ice Spice.
In her caption, she wrote, “really into invisible pants this season. technology is crazy!!” Naturally, the Palm Springs star garnered thousands of likes and comments from fans who hyped up her look. “Love a pair of invisible pants!” one user wrote regarding Mendes’ take on the trend, as another added, “v chic!”
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Someone else chimed in, commenting, “So beautiful Camila!” as other fans conveyed their (and our) thoughts on the outfit with a plethora of heart-eyes, red hearts and fire emojis.
