Singer Aya Nakamura performed on Place Vendôme in Paris for the “Vogue World” event, this year combining fashion and the Olympic Games.
Fashion lovers gathered this Sunday to attend Vogue World, a show this year celebrating both style and sport. Organized by Anna Wintour on the famous Place Vendôme, as part of Paris Fashion Week, this prestigious event was notably marked by the presence of Aya Nakamura.
But the star didn’t just attend the parade. Wearing a slit brown dress by Jean Paul Gaultier, the Franco-Malian singer caused a sensation on stage. She performed her hit “Fly” surrounded by dancers, transformed for the occasion into Parisian waiters.
A taste of the Olympics?
“At every fight, I want to be there. You can count on me, I have the mentality, you already know. No, I’m not afraid of that, I have no more limits, I don’t care,” she sings, while the models parade before the eyes of 800 guests. Among them, Eva Longoria, Pharrell Williams, Diane Kruger, Lena Situations and Jared Leto.
Punctuated by ten paintings, this grand parade is “a sort of opening ceremony, one which celebrates 100 years of fashion and sport”, declared Anna Wintour, editorial director of Vogue, while the capital will host the Games in a few days. Olympics.
Moreover, Aya Nakamura’s performance during Vogue World sounds a bit like a preview of the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on July 26, even if, for the moment, the artist has not confirmed his participation, and knowing that Céline Dion could also find himself on stage that day.
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