Georgina Rodriguez stuns by walking the Paris Fashion Week runway in signed Cristiano Ronaldo T-shirt

Georgina Rodriguez stuns by walking the runway at Paris Fashion Week wearing a signed Cristiano Ronaldo T-shirt

Georgina Rodriguez has made headlines at the Paris Fashion Week while wearing an outfit from the renowned firm Vetements.
The model and partner of footballer Cristiano Ronaldo left the audience speechless as she wore a dress made from a shirt of the Portuguese player, signed by the star himself.

Georgina’s appearance on the Vetements catwalk did not go unnoticed, as the firm has a close relationship with the model. Vetements, founded in Paris, gained popularity in 2015 when one of its heads, Demna Gvasali, was appointed creative director of Balenciaga.

What was the dress worn by Georgina Rodriguez like?
The dress that Georgina wore was a red T-shirt with Cristiano Ronaldo’s number 7 on the front, transformed into an elegant long dress. By the looks of it, it would appear to be one of the kits that the Portuguese wore during his time at Manchester United, although the crest of the English team is nowhere to be seen

The ‘blokecore’ phenomenon, which incorporates elements of sports fashion into urban outfits, is gaining popularity this season, and Georgina’s fashion show for Vetements confirms it.

The combination of fashion and sport is becoming more and more established on the catwalks, and Georgina’s choice at Paris Fashion Week is a clear example of this growing trend.

‘She works hard for her body and is very proud of her curves,’ they said. ‘It just shows the view of women in some parts of the world is twisted. It’s only a bottom.’

After Ronaldo’s move to Saudi Arabian football team Al Nassr, she has taken a more conservative approach when posting to social media in accordance with the Muslim country’s stricter dress codes.

Like Saudi Arabia, Iran also has strict laws governing what women can and cannot wear dictated by the regime in Tehran. Women in the country have to wear a veil and loose-fitting clothes which cover everything but their hands and face.

If they fall foul of these rules, women can face up to 10 years in prison. These draconian laws translate to how women are pictured in the media, and it appears the rules meant the regime couldn’t stand for Rodriguez’s curves being printed in the major national newspaper.

Cristiano Ronaldo, with 617 million followers, and Georgina Rodriguez, with 55.6 million followers, often make such nods to each other, especially on their social networks.

Recently, they shared a declaration of love on their respective Instagram accounts: “Soul mates,” wrote the 38-year-old Portuguese soccer player, who currently plays for Al-Nassr F. C., accompanying his message with a photo in a swimsuit next to Georgina.