LAHORE: The Victoria’s Secret afterparty is known to play host to some of the most beautiful and well-dressed girls in town year after year. This time around, a bevy of models descended upon the pink carpet to celebrate a long day of prancing around in wings, flaunting their sexy takes on eveningwear. A dominant trend that tickled us pink was long dresses with high slits. Here are a few long-legged beauties who showed off their voluptuous bods in a high slit.
Izabel Goulart
Goulart looked every bit a Grecian goddess in a white floor-length dress with a draped neckline. Cinching her waist with a thin silver band, the model paired her dress with pink and silver heels. She wore her brunette hair in loose curls. Goulart continued her heavenly streak off the VS runway in this ensemble as she posed putting her best foot forward.
Kendall Jenner
It seems Jenner received the same memo as the rest of the angels did as she channeled old Hollywood glamour in this olive green Versace dress. The supermodel and reality TV star has been proving that she may have been born with a silver spoon, but she belongs exactly where she is. She looked poised and elegant with a half-up top knot, luminous matte complexion complete with a daring thigh split, which certainly turned heads.
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Alessandra Ambrosio
Ambrosio is no stranger to the pink carpet. At this year’s afterparty, she took the middle way in an asymmetric piece by Thierry Mugler who was quite popular on the pink carpet, with Selena Gomez and Martha Hunt sporting the same dress by the designer but in different colours. The two colours of the dress contrasted well and accentuated her glowing skin. The bombshell kept her hair loose and face fresh to let her dress do the talking. Given how a VS angel effortlessly exudes oomph, less is always more.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 15th, 2015.
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