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s nature allows, there will always be good and bad days. The same goes for fashion. Celebrities hit and miss all the time on the carpet, and like for the rest of us, it’s pretty normal––but for Congolese-Italian top model Cindy Bruna, it seems every day in 2022 was slay day. The French-born model showed up and owned every red carpet she stepped up, acing each look oh-so-effortlessly.
Her stylist, Mickael Carpin, gets his flowers too. The duo have been making magic for as long as we know, and it’s not every day you experience a star model whose red carpet, streetwear, and off-duty style constantly hit the mark. Well, we can gladly say that Ms. Bruna hits the target.
Check out some of Cindy Bruna’s hottest 2022 looks we absolutely love…
#1. Giambattista Valli for PFW
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The color pink made quite a noise this year. The bolder the hue, the louder the statement, and Paris Fashion Week was the right place to speak in sartorial volumes. Cindy Bruna donned a Giambattista Valli number at the Paris Fashion Week, which had its ruffled layers and popping pink color to thank for its audacious statement on the carpet. The understated accessorizing and beaded cornrows gave the number more expression.
#2. Monot for Amfar Gala
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The sassy dress made an uproar when Kendall Jenner wore it to a friend’s wedding earlier in the year. With Bruna executing this fit on the red carpet, it cemented the cutout’s status as suitable for all events. This sultry Monot look was arguably one of Cindy Bruna’s hottest 2022 looks.
#3. Avellano for the De Beers event
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Latex and the cooler season are an inseparable pair, and it comes as no surprise to opt for this latex dress, which features elbow-high gloves, on a stylish night out.
#4. Jean-Louis Sabanji for Wearable Art Gala
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The most on-point thing to do is take heed to the theme of an event, and when it’s a “Wearable Art” gala,” you should wear art in a sophisticated manner. Bruna’s choice number was an all-over-feather piece with a wing-shaped detail on the skirt.
#5. Balmain for Chaumet event
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Known for its structured silhouette, Balmain often delivers finesse, and it’s easy to see why this ensemble is one of Cindy Bruna’s hottest 2022 looks. The Chaumet necklace resting on this fit was the perfect icing to an already satisfying coordination.
#6. Giambattista Valli for Cannes
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Cannes was Bruna’s fashion playground as every piece she settled in was a hit, but this tulle dress nearly split the internet in two. The Giambattista Valli HC22 number exuded a fluidity, and Bruna wore it with nuance and grace on the carpet.
#7. Ottolinger for Audemars Piguet event
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Only a few people can turn a classic skirt and blouse combo into a hot red carpet take. The see-through top and wrap mesh skirt matching with Gianvito Rossi pumps was all the sophistication the carpet needed.
#8. Jean Paul Gauthier for PFW
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This three-step bold buckle jumpsuit the top model wore to the Jean Paul Gaultier Couture FW 2022-2023 show was one of Cindy Bruna’s hottest 2022 looks. You could see how she upped her gait to match the polished piece.
#9. Vivienne Westwood for Harper’s Bazaar NYFW party
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This Vivienne Westwood Fall/20 logo ensemble was the perfect party look that brought color to the bubbly NYFW night. Bruna finished the look with a complementary red hat and Christian Louboutin pumps. The actual slay Queen.
#10. GmbH for Calzedonia event
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We all know the eternal power of the Little Black Dress, but back in September, Bruna held Paris down in a maxi black number by GmbH. The thigh-high slit, white and black fur details as well as its deep V added the perfect sultry finish to the outfit.
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