Saweetie attended the Mugler fashion show at Paris Fashion Week in a voluminous silver-blue wig, sapphire blue eye shadow, shiny black lip gloss and long, multicolored nails.
Saweetie just put the Marvel Universe to shame with her latest Paris Fashion Week look, channeling a couture version of X-Men character Storm in a gravity-defying silver wig and dramatic bright blue eye shadow. There's a lot to discuss in this truly incredible look, which she wore to the Mugler show, so let's take it from the top with that hair.
She wore not one but two sets of false lashes, with one pair applied in their traditional spot on the lashline and a second, much longer and fluffier peacock-blue pair glued just above her crease. Her brows were lightened to a strawberry blonde shade, and her lips were painted an ultra glossy shade of black.
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