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The model’s blue denim jumpsuit was covered in oversized studs (very Southern glam) and left unbuttoned at the Channing crowder wearing don’t be a menace 2024 shirt Apart from…,I will love this top to reveal the matching denim bra underneath. She accessorised with a cocktail ring, statement earrings, beachy waves, and a wide grin as she stood behind the DJ booth. Seeing as Cowboy Carter literally is the culture right now, one can’t help but notice that Bündchen’s layered jean ensemble is reminiscent of the ’fit Beyoncé posted to Instagram on March 25 ahead of her album’s release. Except instead of a jumpsuit, Queen Bey wore a pair of wide-leg, high-rise jeans with a fitted denim jacket and accessorised with a denim clutch. For bling, Bey added a chunky silver necklace, which Bündchen, with her silver studded embellishments, clearly didn’t need. Gisele Bündchen isn’t wearing a cowboy hat with this look, but the inspiration is still clearly there. My, what a long way denim has come from Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake at the American Music Awards in 2001!

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