Camila Cabello left her Chloe top dangerously unbuttoned to give a peek at her lacy bra. On September 17, she shared a carousel of photos on Instagram, spotlighting her night out in Brooklyn. Her look was a sultry blend of coquette romance, Y2K nostalgia, and modern alt-glam styling.
Camila Cabello leaves Chloe top unbuttoned to give a cheeky peek at her lacy bra
Camila Cabello wore a fitted, white ribbed thermal-style Henley cardigan by Chloe. The top featured thin vertical ribbing, lettuce-trim ruffles along the hem and cuffs, and small rounded buttons down the front placket.
She styled it unbuttoned at both the top and bottom to reveal a sliver of her midriff as well as a peek of black eyelash lace trim from a bralette layered beneath. She grounded the look with dark green sequined bottoms, visible at the waistline, adding a touch of night-out sparkle.
The “Havana” singer leaned into heavy gold jewelry styling. She wore multiple layered gold chain necklaces, each adorned with several cross and crucifix pendants in different sizes and textures, including subtle crystal-embellished accents. This bold, ornate arrangement added a gothic-chic edge that contrasted with the soft white ribbed fabric of her top.
The jewelry detail extended to her hands, which featured gold rings. She wore one thin diamond-encrusted band, a classic gold solitaire ring, and a chunky gold signet-style band. She paired the rings with a nude manicure. Further, her hair was styled in long, loose, voluminous waves with curtain bangs framing her face.
Her makeup also complemented the soft-glam aesthetic, featuring warm-toned eyeshadow, wing liner, groomed brows, a lightly flushed rosy blush, and a satin-finish mauve-pink lip. In the caption, she wrote, “shoutout mariscos el submarino in BK for best aguachile i’ve ever had.” Another snap from the carousel captured her in a light-toned chiffon dress featuring a corset-style bodice and a high-slit skirt.

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