Adut Akech Dazzles in Watson Ellis at The First Friday in May Event
This past Friday, May 2nd, model and style icon Adut Akech turned heads at the "First Friday in May" event, hosted by the fabulous Doechii, Law Roach, and Tyler Mitchell for Vogue. Dressed in a stunning Watson Ellis women's tuxedo, Akech showed us that suits can be just as glamorous as dresses—if not more! We couldn’t be more excited.
The Outfit: A Perfect Blend of Elegance and Edge
Adut Akech's choice was a striking blue plaid women’s tuxedo that perfectly embodied the event's "Blue Notes" theme. The ensemble featured a halter backless vest, which added a daring touch to the classic tuxedo silhouette. Paired with a cropped jacket and flared pants, this outfit was a refreshing take on formal wear that exuded confidence and sophistication.
The black satin detailing throughout the ensemble enhanced its elegance, proving that a tuxedo can be both chic and powerful. It’s an inspiring choice for any woman looking to switch up her formal wardrobe—no more frilly dresses unless you want to, of course!
Why Women Should Embrace Suits and Tuxedos
In a professional world where women are increasingly stepping into leadership roles, wearing a suit or tuxedo can be a statement of authority and style. Here are a few reasons to consider rocking a tuxedo like Akech:
Empowerment: A tailored tuxedo can make you feel powerful and in control, perfect for those important meetings or events.
Versatility: A tuxedo can be dressed up or down. Pair it with heels for a formal look or sneakers for a more casual vibe.
Individuality: Wearing a suit allows you to express your unique style. You can play with colors, fabrics, and accessories to make the look your own.
Adut Akech’s appearance at the "First Friday in May" event serves as a reminder that fashion is about self-expression. With Watson Ellis's stunning designs, women can confidently choose tuxedos over traditional dresses and make a bold statement. So, next time you're contemplating what to wear for a special occasion or a professional setting, remember Adut and the power of the tuxedo!