Bad Bunny Style, Outfits | POPSUGAR Fashion

Many celebrities have proven fashion has no rules with bold choices throughout the years, and Bad Bunny’s making a case to dominate the list of stylish stars. The superstar rapper stepped out in a sheer, short-sleeved shirt with a graphic bikini print while attending previews ahead of the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Monaco in France on Thursday, May 25. His Jean Paul Gaultier top, which is a revival of the designer’s iconic cyber-dot print from its Fall/Winter 1995 collection, was accompanied by gray high-waisted formal pants, black boots, and thick brown-tinted Gucci sunglasses.

Styled by Storm Pablo, the 29-year-old artist has become one to watch when it comes to dressing. While Bad Bunny’s latest appearance is a casual departure from his viral 2023 Met Gala moment, where he effortlessly donned an all-white Jacquemus tweed suit with a 26-foot rosette train and daring back cutout, the celebrity and stylist duo have stayed true to their reputation of taking risks. Another standout fashion moment was at the 2022 American Music Awards where he defied red carpet standards in a mint puffer coat from Entire Studios, seafoam trousers, and insulated shoes to match. He’s also shown his sartorial boldness with the black Burberry topcoat he wore to the 2021 Grammy Awards, while carrying a sunflower.

The “Me Porto Bonito” singer’s head-turning outfit comes just months after his rumored girlfriend, Kendall Jenner wore a similar ensemble by Gaultier for the brand’s relaunch event of the nostalgic pattern. Her look also featured the body-contouring, swimsuit illusion in the form of a strapless floor-length gown. The alleged couple have produced other coordinating style moments, including matching snakeskin at a Lakers game for their first public date night, sparkly accessories for a Met Gala afterparty, and most recently all-black leather outfits for a night out in LA.

As he continues to take his style to a new level, see Bad Bunny’s look from a few more angles ahead.

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