Jessica Alba Goes for Gothic Look at Paris Fashion Week

She earns millions per movie. Yet Jessica Alba went for a simply white lace, black tights and dark red lipstick Gothic look at the recent Paris Fashion Week.

Jessica Alba is one super-sexy star that earns oodles of cash for her roles in myriad movies. Yet despite her high status she does not seem to have much sense in fashion. Her contemporary appearance at the Paris Fashion Week show was a shock and a surprise at one and the same time. 

While the actress could afford some of the costliest and fanciest of clothes, she instead wore stuff that comes for less than $20 in the marketplace. She sported a vamp-like demeanor at the H&M’s exhibition. 

In particular her ruby-red kissable lips which had a berry shade of crimson lipstick on them were quite a noteworthy item. She hugged model Miranda Kerr. Other companions included Solange Knowles and Jordan Dunn. The feminine touch was evident in Alba’s choice of white lace dress and dark black skintight panties. 

Yet despite the criticism from certain quarters, it seems fame needs no alibi. Jessica exuded self-confidence and a high degree of self-esteem at the show which won her numerous accolades. She was positively glowing with happiness and brimming with energy. That is what brought the house down. 

Jessica Alba oozed tons of personality as an actress in the same category as Angelina Jolie or Julia Roberts. She shone on stage and off stage and simply radiated pep and passion as she made her way through the audience. H&M has a tradition in matters of fashion. 

It depicts, in the words of someone, “a glimmer of glam”. And with Jessica Alba’s ensemble from the period known as the Middle Ages, she seemed to revive a fashion statement a la Marilyn Manson. Her every move and action was the epitome of model behavior. 

Jessica is a sex symbol and she knows it. And whatever she puts on that gorgeous body of hers will evoke “oohs” and “aahs” from the crowd whether it makes an iota of fashion sense or not.

Source: DailyMail