Mika Abdalla wears the ivory BEVZA Square Bra Dress with silver sandals, pairing an architectural bodice with a fluid satin column on the L'Oréal Paris runway.
Mika Abdalla wears the BEVZA Square Bra Dress in ivory silk-satin for Le Défilé L’Oréal Paris in Paris. Thin shoulder straps lead into a geometric bodice with sharply defined rectangular sections, while the rest of the dress falls in a long, narrow column. The contrast between that precise upper construction and the softer satin surface is the look’s main fashion idea.
The Mika Abdalla ivory BEVZA dress stays close through the torso before dropping with minimal interruption toward the ankle. Light folds appear through the skirt as she walks, but the silhouette remains deliberately spare. The architectural bodice therefore carries most of the design interest rather than relying on embellishment or a dramatic change in volume.
At Paris Fashion Week, the ivory dress stands in strong contrast to the glossy black runway. Silver open-toe sandals continue the reflective finish at the feet, while several rings provide small metallic accents at her hands.
Her long brunette hair is worn in loose waves, which sits comfortably beside the much cleaner lines of the dress. The result is polished and modern, with enough construction at the neckline to keep a simple satin column from feeling generic. I would rate it 8.5/10 for the architectural bodice and fluid satin drape.
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