Cande Ruggeri once again set the trend with an urban look that was as simple as it was sophisticated. During her stay in New York, the model posted a series of photos on Instagram strolling through the streets of Manhattan, making it clear that well-matched basics remain the best bet.
Alongside the images she wrote: ‘I ❤️ NY’, accompanying a carousel where she poses in front of the city’s iconic steam vents that rise from the streets, one of the most iconic landscapes of the Big Apple.
To tour the city, Cande chose a black halter top, with a rounded neckline and an open back, a minimalist piece that added a modern edge and highlighted the silhouette.
She paired it with a mid-rise blue jeans with a wide-leg cut, a classic wash and a wide-leg silhouette, one of the trends continuing to make a strong impact this season for its comfort and versatility.
The hallmarks of Cande Ruggeri’s look
Accessories were key in giving the outfit a sophisticated touch. The model carried a black quilted Yves Saint Laurent bag with a golden chain on the shoulder, adding a touch of luxury without breaking the minimalist aesthetic of the look.
She also added a pair of small rectangular black sunglasses, one of street style’s favorite silhouettes, along with a delicate necklace, small hoops and several silver charm bracelets, which gave personality to the ensemble.
To complete the outfit, Cande opted for white athletic sneakers, ideal for walking for hours around the city without sacrificing style.
Regarding the beauty look, she wore her hair pulled back into a sleek low bun with a middle part, an elegant and functional hairstyle that let the ensemble take center stage. The makeup was natural, with dewy skin, nude-toned lips and a fresh finish that complemented the relaxed aesthetic of the look.
The photos show Cande posing and walking through Manhattan’s streets, taking advantage of some of the city’s most photographed corners to document her time in New York.
With this combination of basic pieces, luxury accessories, and refined styling, the model once again proved that less is more can also become a statement of style.
