Canadian pop star Tate McRae brought effortless Y2K energy to New York Fashion Week. Attending the star-studded Calvin Klein runway presentation in Manhattan, the “Greedy” singer turned heads in an iconic all-denim ensemble. Posing outside the venue with absolute confidence, the singer steals the spotlight and bares her midriff in a tiny unbuttoned Calvin Klein shirt at the NYFW show. She proved once again that classic denim-on-denim remains the ultimate modern street-style statement.
Tate McRae flaunts her toned midriff in tiny unbuttoned Calvin Klein denim shirt for NYFW show
For the high-profile NYFW fashion show, Tate McRae selected a matching dark indigo wash denim set from Calvin Klein, featuring a tiny unbuttoned shirt and low-rise jeans. Her fitted denim shirt featured a cropped cut, long sleeves, structured chest seams, and silver front buttons.
She deliberately left the top buttons undone, creating a subtle plunging neckline. McRae paired the cropped top with matching low-rise jeans that rested casually on her hips, fully embracing the low-waisted trend.
To complete the look, McRae accessorized her double-denim look with sleek, edgy details. She wore slim dark oval sunglasses that gave her outfit an effortless retro feel. Along with that, under her arm, she also clutched a structured dark brown leather handbag.
Bright white manicured nails popped against her dark indigo denim set. As captured in a social media post, she stood against a classic red brick wall while posing for street-style photos.
Keeping the styling effortless, the pop star struck a casual stance, with one hand tucked into her front pocket and her head tilted slightly toward the camera. Moreover, her glam team kept her glam fresh, glowing, and natural. She wore her long blonde hair down in loose, voluminous waves that bounced over her shoulders.
Additionally, soft pink blush and a nude lipstick completed her luminous complexion. By pairing low-slung denim pants with a cropped, unbuttoned top, McRae delivered a masterclass in modern street style.
