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EXCLUSIVE: Sam Smith Called Out For Putting Their ‘Legs On Display’ In Black Mini Dress With Matching Handbag


Singer Sam Smith sure does know how to get people’s attention and their next fashion ensemble is proof of just that.

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The star opted for a glorious all-black number that featured a minidress with a matching cape. And if that was not enough, there was a handbag too that the singer was seen adorning to absolute perfection.

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The celeb opted for a stylish number that put their legs on display for many to appreciate but many gave the celebrated singer a mixed bag of reactions. The thigh-skimming number was a fabulous creation by leading fashion label Vivienne Westwood that featured platform boots and came with its range of accessories as well.

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The star who hails from the United Kingdom completed the look by featuring a very chic number and a dramatic pair of shoulder pads with statement-making button designs.

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All in all, it would not be wrong to mention how the star created its fashion moment with whatever the designers provided, and the confidence they exuded was said to be unmatched by all others.

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But some fashion critics felt it was a little too over the top and perhaps the singer needs to think twice before embarking on such an affair.

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The event reminded many of the star’s appearance at the gender-based awards ceremony where there was a sublime blend between menswear and womenswear categories across the board. A lot of designers from the UK really showed the world what they were capable of and they led their work to do all the talking in that regard.

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Other celebrities that really made a grand entrance included the likes of Nicola from pop band Girls Aloud while leading celeb hairstylist Chris Appleton similarly looked dapper in his navy-themed suit with matching tie while arriving with a leading star from Selling Sunset.

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