Tini Stoessel returns to social media and stuns fans with a look worth more than $10,000
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At a glance
- Tini Stoessel returned to Instagram after finishing her third Futttura show in Mexico and shared photos from her hotel.
- Her black-and-white Gucci look included tops, leggings, stilettos and two handbags valued at more than $10,000 in total.
- The most expensive item was a metallic-mesh handbag priced at $5,500.
Tini Stoessel returned to Instagram after completing her third Futttura show in Mexico, but her latest post focused on fashion rather than music. The singer shared hotel-room photos modeling Gucci pieces valued at more than $10,000.
The photos, posted after her Sept. 7 performance in Monterrey, showed Stoessel posing on a bed, beside a large window overlooking the city, on a sofa and on the floor near a mirror. Her outfit appeared simple at first: a white short-sleeved top and black leggings. The prices told a different story.
She wore a fitted white nylon-knit top priced at $1,150 and matching black open-heel leggings listed at $1,200. She also changed into a black high-neck, long-sleeved top priced at $1,500, according to Gucciโs website.
The accessories accounted for much of the total. Stoessel wore black patent-leather Donna stilettos with 10-centimeter heels, priced at $1,220. She carried two handbags, including a white Jackie Slim model with a gold detail, listed at $2,450.
The most expensive piece was a second handbag valued at $5,500. Made from metallic mesh, it was designed for evening wear and featured a silver chain and Gucciโs signature double-G pendant.
Gucciโs Spring collection establishes a new language of silhouettes, textures and materials, merging innovation with a strong vision. The inspiration of the 1990s balances elegance and discreet sensuality in pieces that enhance the figure and adapt equally well to daytime and aperitivo.
Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.