Savage X Fenty Show

Inclusivity really is what makes savage x Fenty brand so good and it is represented very well in this show. However I wish the same would be represented in the music artists, like more female artists. All in all a phenomenal show.

I've always enjoyed it, so expected a good show, but, it was even better than I expected .

Musically the show hit all the buttons, sending me on a carpet ride through various realities. Visually, it was dark and intriguing; kept me on my toes waiting for the next surprise. The animation was beautifully done and was an incredible way to move between sets. The dancers and models brought it all together so seamlessly that it was easy to enjoy the ride and still keep the fashion focus.

The Savage X Fenty line is versatile enough to be comfortable and edgy, a plus for everyone. Now, I really want to explore the whole line, again; that does not happen very often.

Expected so much more due to the amount of people saying how this show was going to "replace" the victoria's secret fashion show. The the lighting was horrific and didn't highlight the actual lingerie at all, the music clashed over and over again with what was happening during the show. The hair and makeup was a joke, no contrasts between it and the pieces. 90% of the show was a bunch of models dressed in similar pieces which were more than boring to look at, not to mention the majority of models/ dancers were all wearing random trainers 😬 The choreography was cringey and all over the place. Nothing complemented each other in this show , the lighting, music, hair and makeup, lingerie was so miss matched. This show cannot even be compared to the VS shows.

I am very sorry to say that, but it felt so cheap and not classy. As if the whole models were collected from gypsy suburbs, but there were actually very good models, but the whole atmosphere made me feel so. The show also had obese models but didn't include any anorexic models, so I guess body positivity is for triple-plus-size people, but not the other way around. People then would probably say, but anorexia is an illness. Yes, so does obesity. Inclusivity is a big yes, but let's not glamorize unhealthy life choices. I love Rihanna, by the way, and I was so excited to see it since there was no Victoria's Secret Fashion Show back at that time, but the show was a disappointment.