Megan Thee Stallion is back in her bag in an all-new collection with French high fashion company, Mugler. The Spring/Summer 2022 collection uses a theatrical approach to share high-fashion and runway.
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This is the first collection since Mugler founder, Manfred Thierry Mugler, passed away this past January. The creative director, Casey Cadwallader, is holding it down and working on modernizing the company that has been around since the 1970s.
The “Sweetest Pie” rapper has been hinting at the Mugler partnership for some time now. Cadwallader recently co-directed the Stallion’s “Plan B” music video, where she sported some pieces from the collection. She was also seen at the Billboard Music Awards, rocking custom-made looks.
In addition, the collaboration between the two comes in a new video directed by Cadwallader. The nine-and-a-half minute film is action-packed, starring Stallion as their muse. The rapper was also spotted on a Mugler billboard in the video.
The video also featured high-fashion models like Bella Hadid, who captured the camera’s attention. The collection uses abstract lines to draw attention to the body’s silhouette. The Stallion was wearing a jean set, accentuating her curves.
The Houston Hottie announced the partnership on her Instagram with a snippet of what we can expect.
“ @muglerofficial Spring Summer 2022 by @cadwallader directed by @torso.solutions. Stylist @haleywollens Music director @totalfreefall.”
Megan Thee Stallion Drops Surprise Music Video For “Plan B”
Megan Thee Stallion graced fans with a new music video, and her sleek, sexy looks sent fans into a frenzy. Megan took to Instagram to announce the new video underway, hyping fans up for the premiere.
Megan Thee Stallion was seen wearing an all-black, sexy body suit designed by fashion brand Mugler, with a sleek ponytail look. This music video is different from what Megan usually graces fans with as she focuses more on the lyrical aspect of the song rather than looks and choreography.
