
We usually leave the red carpet flattery to Hollywood because let's face it; anyone and everyone has a story to tell with their fashionable choices. Vanessa Hudgens for one is topping the fashion charts lately and we can't help but shift focus on her. Our radar is very strong, you see, and we were instantly struck by her very quirky Y2K take on the stage of the MTV Awards 2022 dressed in a very peppy Versace outfit. The bustier top with that also resembles a scarf tip at the end is a striking contrast to the black latex top which is matched brilliantly with a black Versace mini skirt with the signature safety pin closure on the side. If her Versace outfit doesn't spell fun then we're sure nothing else will. Y2K fashion truly is back, ladies and if you're still wondering what to do about it then we suggest slipping into an outfit of your choice and hopping on the joyride. Her makeup and hair is phenomenal with her smudged liner to feline perfection with the rest of her makeup muted and hair swept to a sleek and shiny low bun.
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Vanessa Hudgens may be the queen of Coachella but she is slowly marking her territory on the red carpet successfully too. Black gowns have been a favourite on the red carpet since time immemorial and proving that a little goes a long way, Vanessa Hudgens made her presence felt in a stunning black ruched Schiaparelli gown for the Tony Awards 2022.
Speaking of black gowns, could there be anything more momentous in fashion history to walk down the prestigious MET Gala pink carpet in a gown that gives lingerie an haute twist so effortlessly? The 'sheer' audacity of Vanessa Hudgens to look as gothic good as she did in her Moschino gown is still appalling to us.
Thanks to Vanessa Hudgens and her red carpet fashion, the blues just simply fly away.
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