"Over the weekend, the Swedish supermodel shared her latest 'fit check photo dump, which included a risqué take on an otherwise low-key color palette. For her top (or lack thereof), she threw on a furry bolero with subtle boxy sleeves. Hosk held the ends together manually, aka by hand, bringing light to the fact that she was most likely topless and braless underneath."
"She paired the midriff-baring top with a mid-waist pencil skirt, which had a waistline that hit right below her navel. The skirt was made up of multiple rectangular panels, the ends of which were intentionally not sewn together to give it a slit on each side. Even before her followers could ask where she got the set from, Hosk already shared that it came courtesy of Tom Ford's 2004 Gucci collection."
"Back in June, Hosk donned a different vintage Gucci look. She wore a lacy LBD that was teeny tiny and utterly sheer. It featured long sleeves and an empire cut, giving it a Regency-era vibe. Plucked from the Italian label's Spring/Summer 1996 collection, she paired the "naked dress" with fir green granny panties that referenced a Gucci campaign from that "
Elsa Hosk maintains a meticulously curated wardrobe that blends her Helsa Studio ready-to-wear, endorsement and campaign pieces, and preserved archival garments. She shows a particular affinity for Tom Ford's era at Gucci and frequently sources collectors' items from those collections. Recently she wore a risqué ensemble featuring a furry bolero worn as a top, held closed by hand, paired with a mid-waist pencil skirt composed of rectangular panels with side slits, Tom Ford's 2004 Gucci. She completed the look with a boxy trapezoidal bag, pointed-toe slingbacks, and a large diamond ring. Earlier she wore a sheer, Regency-evoking 1996 Gucci lace dress.
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