Tate McRae is not afraid of mixing trends, and her look at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show after-party is the perfect proof.
Just hours after making her debut at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in an all-red look comprised of a corset top and garters, the “Housewife” singer was spotted leaving The Bird Streets Club, rocking a wrap-around mini dress that combined the animal print, sheer, and lingerie-inspired trends in an itty bitty confection.
Spotted exiting the after-party in West Hollywood, Tate McRae defied the night's breezy temperatures to serve a look worthy of the summer heat, completing it with blackout shield sunglasses despite the dead of night and her trusty diamond studs for a touch of old Hollywood glamour.
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McRae's color palette also blended seamlessly with her warm blonde hair. To fully complete the look, she opted for a pair of jelly kitten heels and a satin purse in a light cinnamon hue. The Canadian star's sheer leopard-print mini dress also let her lace black bra peek through because, hey, the night of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is all about the lingerie, after all. Overall, the look was fun and 100% true to McRae's style.
Over the years, McRae seems to have developed a winning formula for her after-party looks, always built on three key staples: a statement dress, subdued see-through shoes, and a pair of sunglasses to shield her eyes from the camera flashes. Back in May, the star followed the same checklist for her Met Gala after-party look, pairing sheer and lace in her preferred golden palette with the other two staples. The look, a simplified version of her main red carpet dress, was a creation by Ludovic de Saint Sernin, who's become her go-to couturier and creative director.
Before stepping out in her leopard-print nightie-inspired look and taking to the stage in her red outfit to perform “Housewife,” “Dear god,” and “Sports car” alongside the angels, McRae also rocked a third look on the pink carpet: a Y2K-inspired, midriff-baring butterfly bra top and matching column maxi skirt with an extra-wide thigh-high gap. She's truly never been scared of embracing the moment.
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