Brooks Nader’s snakeskin skirt paired with a strapless corset top from Dolce & Gabbana will show you how to pull a look from the archives and make it feel brand new. Whether or not Nader is a fan of Harry Potter, the vintage Spring/Summer 2005 outfit screamed Slytherin. Emily Lafitte Wolanin styled the model, while the outfit was sourced from God of Cloth.
Brooks Nader adds touch of boldness to knee-length skirt with strapless corset top
Brook Nader’s strapless corset top and matching skirt were classic mid‑2000s Dolce & Gabbana in every sense. It was a structured corset that gripped the waist, while the pencil skirt hit right at the knee. But that snakeskin print? It made all the difference, adding an edgy and sophisticated look to a vintage piece.
The model also threw on a cropped leather jacket, instantly changing the vibe. In that, the outfit changed from pure glam into something a little tougher — one that fits better in nightlife rather than on the red carpet.
Moreover, the muted tones of the jacket worked with the neutral snakeskin print instead of contrasting it. She further paired the set with pointed-toe nude heels, a small black clutch, and a pair of shades that added a bit of intrigue.
Nader’s styling felt confident. Her hair had soft waves and was left loose, and the makeup was natural, which is exactly what this kind of print needs, because too much styling would have made it look too busy. Instead, it looked neat and modern.
The lighting in the pictures — all those greens and blues from the limo glow — helped the texture pop even more. Besides, her confident poses added the kind of charm that captivates the onlookers.
Brooks Nader’s vintage Dolce & Gabbana strapless corset top and skirt did not feel like a throwback — it felt like a reminder of how good fashion from that era still is when someone knows how to wear it. She made a classic look feel effortless, and that is not something everyone can accomplish.
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on theFashionSpot.
