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Tate McRae gave photographers a cheeky peek at her lingerie after the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. The 23-year-old singer wore a sheer leopard-print micro minidress that let her black lace Victoria’s Secret bra show at the neckline. She had performed at the show earlier that night.
Tate McRae gives a cheeky peek at her lacy Victoria’s Secret bra under plunging micro minidress
Tate McRae’s bra was the Victoria’s Secret Envy Low-Cut Push-Up Bra in Lace Black, priced at $60. The brand calls the bra its newest push-up silhouette. It was the key styling detail of her look. The bra has a plunging neckline with half-cup coverage. The low cut let it sit just beneath the dress’s deep V. At the neckline, only the lace edge of the cups showed.
A rose lace overlay covers the top of the cups. The lace is lightweight and sheer, giving a delicate peek of what lies beneath. Smooth black fabric forms the lower cups. A small gold logo charm sits at the center. Hidden push-up technology adds up to one cup size. The bra offers medium lift and a memory foam sling that follows the body’s curves.
A crisscross detail sits at the center front. Sheer mesh wings with stretch wrap around the sides, finished with picot trim. The mesh gives the band a lightweight, see-through feel at the sides and back. Adjustable straps and back hook-and-eye closures let the wearer customize the fit. Underwire adds support.
The black lace stood out against the sheer leopard fabric. It gave the look a cheeky, early-2000s feel. The bra sat under a vintage Moschino micro minidress from Taste Studio. The wrap-style leopard design has a plunging neckline, ruffled trim and long ties at the waist.
McRae wore YSL Kirat sandals, listed at $2,050, and YSL sunglasses, listed at $610. She carried a Chanel satin clutch. Her long blonde hair fell in loose waves.
McRae was photographed leaving the after-party at The Bird Streets Club. Hours earlier, she performed “Housewife,” “Dear God,” and “Sports Car” at the show in a red corset and garters.

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