.serenawilliams stepped out for the front row of the Balmain show in full boss mode just one day after announcing her early-stage venture capital firm, Serena Ventures, has raised $111 million.
, who encouraged her to experiment with the color. “I thought it was a vibe,” she said of finally seeing her first Balmain show while taking time off the tennis circuit. “We’ve been missing each other because every time I wanted to come to a show I was working so it’s always so hard, so for years I’ve been like, ‘Oh it’s right during the season,’ so finally I’m on injury, so I had time.”
The front row was filled out with “Emily in Paris” star Camille Razat, who fell in love at first sight with her sculptural white top. “I go in the fitting room and I’m like, ‘That’s it.’ I pointed at it from across the room,” she said of the audacious style. The Netflix star had no criticism for the scores of fans who have descended up on the city in red berets to emulate the titular Emily. “Even my self, I love berets. I wear them,” she said.
Foregoing a fist bump, a friendly Jaime Xie went in for a handshake only to be weighed down by her heavy chained coat. “My arms are a little difficult to get out,” said the “Bling Empire” star of the Balmain creation. “It’s a workout, but you’ve gotta suffer for fashion. I think it’s about 40 pounds, almost half of what I weigh.
Rousteing put on a rousing show, opening with a dance troupe set against a screen that displayed quotes from “The Little Prince,” and a 75-look collection.
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