If Lauren Sanchez tied to her Blue origin Suborbital Retative, it didn’t just explode into space, it launched a brand new border in fashion. The days of screen, utilitarian space costumes passed. It was a style with a high share of 350,000 feet. Think less astronaut, more intergalactic IT girl.
Sanchez was joined by a crew that reads as a list of guests with a red lane with serious brains: Katie Perry, Gayl King, a rocket scientist Aisha Bow, activist Amanda Nguyen and producer Kerian Flynn. But while the mission was historic, the wardrobe was just futuristic. The crew has turned the capsule into a podium, proving once and for all that space travel and sortor sense can absolutely coexist.
Houston, we have a look
User electric-blue overalls were developed by Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim Monse, a label known for its sharp tailoring and urban lacquer. Forget about the gender neutral transfer of past missions; These costumes were smooth, lowered bodies and purposeful for both performance and varnish. Created from flames resistant to stretching neoprene (yes, fashion technique real), they represented flash on lightning, sharp belts and sculptural silhouettes that would not look inappropriate on the Paris week.
Garcia summed up the aesthetics as “commendable and sexy”, the motorcrime occurs with the high -rise ski goddess. Sanchez? She called them “elegant with a small seasoning”, and frankly, this is the perfect slogan for the appearance. The ensemble in equal part of the space age and Femme Fatale Fantasy, the ensemble was highly flexible on zero gravity.
Pre -preparation but make it glamor
It was not the last moment of the recruitment. According to Page Six, each astronaut spent its 3D body to provide overalls like a glove. Even underwear is not left by accident. When asked about her essentials, Sanchez threw a bomb: “Skim,” she said, carelessly, dropped by the name of the BFF empire Kim Kardashian. Space approved and Kardashian? This is the next level brand location.
And yes, there was a glamor. A lot of this. “Who would not receive glamor before the space flight?” Sanchez told Al how it was the most obvious in the world. Katie Perry, never missed the moment of the microphone, sounded, “We’re going to put my ass in the astronaut.” The expansion of the eyelashes, obviously, was also part of the preparation. As Sanchez joked, “we will have the extension of the eyelashes flying in the capsule!” Let’s talk about the rise.
Post-Land: hugs, drop, meme
Returning to the ground, there was another headline of the worthy moment, this time the courtesy of Jeff Bezos. The founder of Amazon was so ready to say hello to his groom after a safe return that he made a dramatic immersion (read: stumbled into the ditch) in front of the cameras. One minute, a billionaire in blue; The following is to restore the push position on live television. Of course, there was a day on the Internet.
“Bezos was so excited to hug his groom after planting, he stumbled and hit the ground. The billionaire moves, Grace does not include,”-one user laid out on X. The other left: “That’s why he sent women first.” Most late, literally.
List guests, mood, new limit
It was not just a space flight. It was a moment. Watched from the ground, Chloe Kardashian, Chris Jenner, Oprah Winfrey and even little Deis Bloom, daughter Perry. When the capsule flew over Texas, it was not just a launch, it was a statement. Women who conduct a mission. Women set the agenda of the style. Women who prove that couture can actually survive zero gravity.
Blue Origin rocket, which carries Katie Perry and all the female crew, reaches the edge of the cosmos, returns Jeff Bezos safely with his groom Lauren Sanchez; New shepherd 31 capsules; Katie Perry
In just 11 minutes of flight time, NS-31 Blue Origin was not long, but the legacy it leaves? Stratosphere. From those made as the jumpsuit to the room to the certified space stamp and the most glamorous rituals we have ever seen, this mission was to rethink femininity and strength, as well as to push the scientific boundaries.
Because when we go to the stars, we could do it in a custom Monsse.
