I wore this amazing D&G super cropped blazer and pant suit to the Dolce&Gabbana Beauty x Saks Fifth Avenue launch party at Spring Studios. It was a truly Italian and seductive night filled with champagne and pasta. Decadent, just like the new D&G Beauty makeup line. It’s all about glamour and feeling bold. You are going to love it.
// Dolce & Gabbana dress //
Mother’s Day is just around the corner and I got to host the Dolce & Gabbana Beauty makeup Masterclass in partnership with Saks Fifth Avenue alongside Dylana and our mom, Mama Suarez! We invited our favorite creatives and friends to attend a super special afternoon of experiencing the collection with the team’s makeup artists. This is D&G’s first ever makeup line, and we’ve spent the entire week celebrating this huge launch as ambassadors to the brand. It’s so special to be able to work on this project with my sister and mom. Such a dream come true. I am currently wearing the Everkiss Liquid Lip in the shade Respect, Cheeks&Eyes Match blush in Joyful Peach, and a lightly brushed on black eyeshadow from the Eye Dare You! Palette. I love the look of a super matte lip and eye with a flushed cheek. It’s a makeup collection that I love to pair with big hair and a great power shoulder blazer dress. So iconically Italian D&G! Take a behind the scenes look from our fitting at the D&G headquarters to the final event.
I shot a new Valentine’s Day campaign for Dolce & Gabbana’s DEVOTION Eau de Parfum and fell in love with this ultra feminine look. It’s classic D&G, especially with the iconic corset dress from Ready-to-Wear. DEVOTION has beautiful notes of vanilla, candied lemon and amber. It’s a balance of unique and unexpected notes that together complete each other. It’s so addicting.
// Dolce & Gabbana leopard dress and handbag //
There was a little bit of Italy in the city this week with Dolce & Gabbana beauty. For a special night out on 5th Avenue, I wore this spectacular red leopard dress and mini Devotion handbag. I love how D&G always bring out my feminine side.
