Tate McRae didn’t stop at making a statement with her archival Versace gown at the Variety Power of Young Hollywood event. The singer elevated the dramatic high-slit look with nearly $2,800 worth of matching Versace jewelry and satin heels, giving the vintage runway piece an even more luxurious finish.
Tate McRae pairs high-slit cutout dress with Versace jewelry for Variety Power Of Young Hollywood
Tate McRae arrived wearing the iconic Spring/Summer 1998 Gianni Versace by Donatella “Wet Look” runway dress. A strapless black gown featuring a daring thigh-high slit and a dramatic side cutout. This was held together by a turquoise blue hardware accent, as noted by The Fashion Spot. The archival design hugged her figure while the high slit showcased her toned legs, making it one of the standout fashion moments of the evening.
Rather than overpowering the vintage dress, McRae opted for coordinated Versace accessories that complemented its bold details. Around her neck, she wore the Versace ‘Medusa Crystal Necklace’, priced at $750. It featured the fashion house’s iconic Medusa medallion surrounded by sparkling crystals. She matched it with the Versace ‘Medusa Crystal Earrings’, retailing for $550, which echoed the same crystal-encrusted motif.
The singer also accessorized with the Versace ‘Medusa Crystal Ring’, priced at $475. This added another touch of gold and crystal sparkle to the look. On her feet, she completed the ensemble with the Versace ‘Valentina Satin Sandals’ 80 mm in light blue, valued at $995. The bright satin heels introduced a striking pop of color. This tied in perfectly with the dress’ turquoise hardware.
Styled by Lucy Gaston, McRae kept her beauty look polished with a sleek high ponytail, soft bronzed makeup, and bold lashes. Thus allowing the archival gown and coordinated Versace jewelry to remain the focal point. The carefully curated accessories proved that even with such a statement-making vintage dress, the right finishing touches can further elevate a red carpet look.
Originally reported by Viha Shah for The Fashion Spot.
