Loreal Sarkisian (L) | Steve Sarkisian (R) [IMAGN & IG/@lorealsarkisian]
Steve Sarkisian's wife Loreal Sarkisian is back on the fashion scene. Loreal, who has collaborated with luxury brands like Balmain-Paris and Givenchy in the past, showed off her “work fashion” look in an Instagram reel.
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In the video, Loreal walked confidently in a chic and professional ensemble. She wore a black top and overcoat, paired with multi-colored pants that looked sophisticated yet stylish. She also carried a luxurious Hermes bag valued at $19,400 by Sotheby's.
Loreal Sarkisian discusses best fashion advice she received
Steve Sarkisian's fashion-forward wife shared some top style tips. The former track star turned wardrobe stylist took to social media to answer a fan's question about the best fashion advice she ever received.
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"The best fashion advice I ever got is from my mom: Wear what enhances you," Loreal said. "What looks good on me might not look good on you. I've built my wardrobe and style around that because I want to look good for me. I mean, we got so many layers to that."
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A regular fixture at Texas Longhorns games, Loreal is often spotted cheering from the sidelines while wearing unique outfits.
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