Me-ow.
The catsuit isn’t going anywhere in 2022; in fact, it’s only getting bolder.
While tons of celebrities including Kim Kardashian, Taylor Swift, Kylie Jenner and Priyanka Chopra have been rocking the second-skin trend in all sorts of colors and prints, Alicia Keys and Lizzo took things a step further recently by reaching for the same floral version with built-in gloves.
The “Juice” singer, 33, was the first to don Richard Quinn’s purple velvet catsuit for an American Express event in Miami in early December, accessorizing with one of her signature tiny purses — this time a silver bag by Amina Muaddi ($910) — and Gianvito Rossi heels.
She posed for a photo with Issa Rae at the shindig, joking that she “charged Issa for not putting [her] in the flute twerk scene in ‘Insecure.'”
Keys, meanwhile, brought the look into the New Year, posing on Instagram Monday in a belted version of the same onesie with a twisted bodice.
London designer Quinn’s catsuits are a hit with other famous faces as well. At November’s The Fashion Awards, Kylie Minogue performed in a black iteration of Keys’ look printed with blue blossoms.
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And “The Queen’s Gambit” star Anya Taylor-Joy wore a similar style with a halter neckline and shoulder cutouts on “The Late Late Show with James Corden” in October.
Clearly, flashing skin is out in 2022 — but showing off one’s curves couldn’t feel more current.
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