Photo:Martha Stewart/Instagram
Martha Stewart/Instagram
Martha Stewarthas her eye on fashionable monochromatic looks this season!
On Wednesday, Stewart headed out to commemorate designer Gabriela Hearst at theFashion Institute of Technology’s Couture Councilevent at Lincoln Center in New York City.
Stewart, 82, wore a high-end, sleek“head to ankle” Brunello Cucinelli lookconsisting of trousers, a blazer with sequined lapels (which, before selling out on Farfetch, retailed for $5,495), and a brimmed hat.
She accessorized with turquoise bangles, Clergerie Paris platform shoes, and a tan Bandolier phone case disguised as a chic add-on courtesy of the handy strap.
Makeup artist Nicole Daisy Toye gave the star a natural-looking glow — and even helped snap her outfit-of-the-day pics.
While Stewart is one to dress up for any occasion, the lifestyle guru is equally as open to throwing “modesty out the window” for others — and showing her sexy side to the world.
She did so only a few months ago with herSports Illustrated Swimsuitcover shoot, which featured her in many swimsuits, including a plunging one-piece.
“It’simportant to stand up to challenges, whether they’re beauty challenges or intellectual challenges, even philanthropic challenges,” she told PEOPLE exclusively of why she decided to own her cover. “To be able to stand up and do it — to me — is so fun! And this is accomplishing something that not everybody would accomplish.”
At the red carpet event celebrating the issue, sheglammed up in gold, wearing a lustrousJenny Packhamgown similar to the oneKate Middletonwore in 2021.
Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit
Stewart has also pretty much mastered the art of taking theperfect thirst trap.
Hernow infamous photo, taken in July 2020, saw her posing for a sultry poolside selfie as she donned a black bathing suit and dewy makeup.
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“I was trying to take a picture of the beautiful turquoise planter at the end of the pool, but the camera was on me, so I just snapped it,” she continued.
“It looked so good, so I posted it,” Stewart added. “I didn’t know what a ‘thirst trap’ was, but now I do. Now I’m looking for the next thirst trap. I love doing those promiscuous, provocative things, because it’s just fun.”
source: people.com
