Christine Quinn Stands Out At NYFW Show In Ripped, Feathery Jeans & A Shirt Made Of Pearls — Photos
Christine Quinn is sticking with bold looks for New York Fashion Week. On September 12, the Selling Sunset star stepped out to the Blonds' fashion show in a head-turning shirt that was adorned with dozens of pearls, which could also be found in her hair and on her pants.
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The realtor's top was actually a cropped white tee that was embellished with strings of pearls. Equally unique, her ripped light-wash jeans featured rhinestones on top and feathers in shades of blue starting at the knee.
She also carried a cylindrical bag made of the same material, and you could see the jewels on her heels as well.
The mom-of-one kept with the theme when styling her hair, pulling her platinum blonde locks into a low ponytail and adding a few pearls throughout.
Once inside the show, she sat with stars like YouTuber Nikita Dragun, while Paris Hilton and Gigi Gorgeous modeled designs on the catwalk.
"Such an honor closing out fashion week walking in @theblondsny show😻☠️ the 'cosmic cabaret' theme was UNREAL to say the least," the latter shared on social media. "They’ve always been my favorite show and never ever disappoint."
Two days before the event, the fashionista debuted the cover of her first book, How to Be a Boss B*tch, which is now available for preorder. Quinn revealed that the piece was "years in the making," and she worked on it with an all-female team.
"Welcome to Quinn University bitches. With tips, tricks, quizzes, and advice, I will teach you how to manifest the life you deserve every step of the way," she declared of the book, which she described as part-manifesto, part-memoir. "It[s] time for you to understand you are finally ready to be the most unapologetic confident version of yourself. I will hold you accountable. Bitches don’t do basic. Get ready to live the life you have always dreamed about."
The book will hit shelves next year on May 17.
