Solange Knowles Slays In Loewe Giving Quiet Luxury & Effortless Style
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When Solange Knowles steps into the room, best believe she clears it. Our favorite Saint Heron founder and curator recently graced Houston's historic Eldorado Ballroom with her presence. And let's just say, sis did not disappoint.
Giving us flawless fashion, effortless style, and luxury vibes, Solange had all the girls gagging. So, let's get into the details.
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Solange is back in Texas to celebrate her Saint Heron 'Glory to Glory' six-night presentation. Taking to social media, Solange shared her look for one of the events.
Draped in an effortlessly chic gray Loewe gown, Solange exuded pure elegance. The flowing fabric danced around her and highlighted her stunning silhouette. The gown featured delicate details like side slits and sweeping fabric trails, making every step feel editorial.
Solange's gorgeous natural curls flowed freely, complementing the dress, while her minimalistic yet striking makeup showcased her glowing skin. The beauty of her look was in the understated glam. In other words, Solange's fit was a masterclass in subtle yet impactful style.
The fact that Sis' body was simply tea added to the fashion and beauty. Solange ate this look up.
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But Solange Knowles fans are not surprised her Loewe slay. She is known for her looks, intentionality, and presence. As told Essence , 'When I'm on the curatorial side of my practice with Saint Heron and The Eldorado Ballroom, it's truly about finding a balance of being rooted in the work, the research, and the expression of these performances.'
In the interview, she added, 'showing up with the ease of feeling grounded in looking and feeling myself and my best' is important, as well.
Solange continues to blend style, culture, and art, and we're here for every bit of it.
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