Winnie Harlow sizzles courtside in bright white sneakers as she poses for Puma’s new campaign
Winnie Harlow showed off her toned figure in Puma’s latest campaign on Thursday.
The 28-year-old beauty on the catwalk showed off the brand’s tennis-inspired Cali Court sneaker as she posed on a tennis court.
The star – who launched her own Winnie X Puma forever Luxe collection in April – looked fit in a white sleeveless tank top with a gray Puma logo on the chest, tucked into tennis shorts.
The new collection from Puma has a typical style for every season and combines tennis history with modern streetwear.
Winnie looked gorgeous as she leaned on a sun lounger and showed off her legs.
Sporty: Winnie Harlow showed off her toned figure in Puma’s latest campaign on Thursday. The runway regular looked hot in a white sleeveless tank top with a gray Puma logo on the chest, which she tucked into tennis shorts
Puma ambassador: The 28-year-old catwalk regular modeled the brand’s tennis-inspired Cali Court sneaker while strolling on a tennis court
She styled her dark locks in long curls, opted for glamorous eye make-up and wore tortoiseshell glasses on her head.
You can now get the Cali Court shoes in two stylish color options with green or gold details.
They are readily available for purchase on the Puma.com website starting this Thursday.
The Canadian supermodel rose to fame on America’s Next Top Model in 2014 and has since been an advocate for her skin condition, vitiligo, which causes a loss of pigment in the skin.
She became part of the modeling competition show’s 21st cycle after being discovered on Instagram by supermodel Tyra Banks, who served as a judge, host and executive producer.
The 18 & Over actress gave a TEDx talk in 2014 called How I Define Beauty. The video has been viewed more than a million times.
Since then, Winnie has appeared in runway shows for lingerie giant Victoria’s Secret and luxury fashion designers such as Jean Paul Gaultier and Christian Cowan.
On Wednesday, Winnie lit up the catwalk in sizzling looks alongside Irina Shayk, Stella Maxwell and other top models at the LuisaViaRoma and British Vogue event in Florence, Italy.
New Ventures: In April, she launched her own Winnie X Puma forever Luxe collection. The new collection from Puma has a typical style for every season and combines tennis history with modern streetwear
Breathtaking: Winnie looked breathtaking in a metallic silver sheer mini dress with rhinestone embellishments
The models took part in the fashion event ‘Runway Icons’ in Piazzale Michelangelo.
They paraded down the runway in fashions ranging from 1970s punk rock looks to the sportswear made famous in the 1980s to the minimalism of the 1990s and the opulence of the 2000s.
Winnie looked stunning in a metallic silver sheer mini dress with rhinestone embellishments.
She paired the outfit with thigh-high black PVC boots and sported a slicked-back hairstyle with cherry red lipstick.
There were also plenty of other runway stars at the event, including Russian supermodel Natalia Vodianova, 41, Natasha Poly, 37, Ashley Graham, 35, and Twitter CEO Elon Musk’s mother, Maye Musk, 75.
The looks of 50 brands were curated by British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful.
Andrea Bocelli gave an exceptional performance of Time To Say Goodbye at the event.
Now a household name and a fashion staple, Winnie made the transition to the beauty space by launching Cay Skin earlier this year.
Wow! Her outfit was paired with thigh-high black PVC boots
Cherry: Like the other models, Winnie sported a slicked back hairdo and cherry red lipstick
The sunscreen brand’s standout product – Isle Glow Face Lotion – offers 45 SPF and is designed to be silicone-free, vegan, cruelty-free and eco-friendly, according to the official Cay Skin place.
Winnie suffers from an autoimmune and skin condition called vitiligo, which “causes spotless loss of skin color,” according to the Mayo clinic.
Speak against BYRDIEWinnie revealed that the inspiration for creating Cay Skin came from a ‘traumatic’ photo shoot in the Bahamas in 2018. Without any protection from the harsh sun, Winnie’s skin suffered some serious consequences that forced her to seek medical attention.
While the experience was excruciating, it inspired Winnie to create sunscreen suitable for all skin tones, hoping that what happened to her wouldn’t happen to anyone else.