Lindsey Vonn Marks 20 Years with Red Bull at Delilah

Her look? A black long-sleeve top with a plunging neckline, paired with a metallic mini skirt that shimmered like liquid chrome under the venue’s moody lighting. The skirt—cut short, styled sharp—caught every flashbulb, refracting the energy of the night back into the room. It wasn’t just fashion. It was armor.

Accessories were minimal but pointed. A small black clutch. A Red Bull can (of course). A delicate necklace and a sleek wristwatch—nothing loud, everything intentional. The synergy between brand and styling was seamless, almost cinematic.

Hair fell in loose, brushed-out waves. Makeup leaned polished but soft—bronzed cheeks, a neutral lip, lashes that whispered rather than screamed. The overall effect? Controlled cool. Like she’d walked straight out of a Tom Ford campaign and into her own legacy.