Not In A Portugal Jersey But A Dark Floral Dress Is How Georgina Rodriguez Supported Cristiano Ronaldo

Georgina Rodriguez's black and red dress is a wardrobe staple that we all need

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Not In A Portugal Jersey But A Dress Is How Georgina Supported Cristiano

Portuguese football legend Cristiano Ronaldo's partner, Georgina Rodriguez, is a true blue fashionista. On Saturday, she attended the Portugal's match against France in the quarterfinals of the Euros. To support the team, Georgina wore an off-shoulder black mini-dress adorned with multiple red rose prints, resembling the classic red Portuguese jersey. The form-fitting number was from the clothing label Guess. Ruched patterns running all over the ensemble added an extra oomph quotient. Georgina paired the full-sleeved silhouette with knee-high black boots. Her signature glam paired with tinted cheeks was perfect to complete the look.

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At the Paris Fashion Week, Georgina Rodriguez surprised the French capital in a Vetements-tailored red dress, featuring a dramatically long train. But that's not all. The standout feature of the outfit came from the fact that it was based on Ronaldo's iconic Manchester United No 7 jersey. The five-time Ballon d'Or winner's name and number were emblazoned on the front. “For the love of my life Gio x Vetements," read the handwritten note at the back of the dress. 

It looks like red is the colour meant for Georgina Rodriguez. Previously, she commanded attention in a lacey red plunging neckline mini-dress. The figure-hugging number clung to her curves like a glove, paving the way to showcase her slender frame. Georgina teamed up the strappy outfit with a semi-sheer shrug. Diamond bangles, multiple rings and a necklace created the right amount of dazzle. 

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