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Rosé Is Nailing the Art of High-Low Dressing

Rosé Is Nailing the Art of High-Low Dressing

Vogue2 days ago
When Rosé is in full-on pop star mode, we would hardly call her style low-key. Are her beloved corseted tops and leather mini skirts spotlight-worthy? Absolutely. Stealthy-chic? Hardly. Whether she is doing solo performances or touring the world with her Blackpink members, the singer is always sure to bring a bold statement look to the stage. Yet, on the rare summer day when she's off-duty, Rosé takes a more effortless approach to her style. Recently, her outfits have offered a masterclass in the art of high-low dressing.
Take her latest spotting in Milan this past weekend. Rosé emerged from her hotel wearing a dressed-down look that still had some flair and personality to it. She paired a red acid-wash denim jacket with a black tank and a rosette-trimmed skirt—a decidedly more fancy piece. To match the evening feel of her skirt, she carried a little black Saint Laurent bag, which she embellished with a paisley scarf. (Summer scarves are trending, after all.) The singer also donned a pair of beachy flip-flops, which have been the breakout celeb-favorite shoe this season. The combination of all these formal and casual items, somehow, worked.
It's not the first time that Rosé has delivered a perfectly-styled look that is fashion-forward yet nonchalant. Last month in New York City, the star was spotted out and about in a classic black lace camisole, which she paired with straight-leg jeans and sandals. That same weekend, she also styled a sheer white bohemian top with said jeans and her trustee flip-flops. It was all so effortlessly cool.
Compared to her highly-stylized performance looks, Rosé's day-off wardrobe is all about mixing and matching less obvious staples; we're totally on board with the approach for the remainder of the summer. Next weekend. should I pair a blazer with, say, a saucy little pair of gym shorts? Why not?—Rosé would approve.
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