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Selena performed at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show on Tuesday 10th November.

Upon arrival Selena wore a bespoke Louis Vuitton dress (not part of the current collections).

Selena’s shoes are Jimmy Choo  ‘Deckle’ Black Nappa Suede and Patent Sandals $795. A modern interpretation of the classic mule, playing with bold graphic designs. The geometric play of an inverted pyramid is set against a straight back skinny heel, offering a fresh perspective and proportion to the classic stiletto heel. Made in Italy, it is finished in nappa, suede and patent leathers.

For her performance of ‘Me and My Girls’, Selena wore a Jolibe Atelier dress that is not available to buy online.

Selena’s boots are Saint Laurent Chain Wrapped Tumbled Leather Boots in Black $1,295 (I adore these but they are so pricey).

Selena’s jewellery is by Messika. The collar is called ‘Miss Dita’ from the Silk collection.

In the photo above we can see a little more detail of her ring. It is a Messika Move La Pavée ring, from the Move collection.

For the afterparty, Selena wore a Thierry Mugler dress from the Spring 2016 Collection. This look as as though it is a bespoke piece to retain some modesty!

UPDATED 1 March 2016: The Metal Embellished Cut Out dress retailed for $3,775 in Dark Navy.

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Selena was styled by Kate Young, hair was by Chris McMillan and make-up by Hung Vanngo.

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