Adam Rippon Went Black Tie S&M for the 2018 Oscars
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Surprise! Everyone's favorite glamazon figure skater has made an appearance on the Oscars red carpet and—not surprisingly—he came in a full lewk.
It's very Fifty Shades goes to the theater—the cutout shoulders add a particularly dashing S&M touch:
Or as Rippon put it in his Instagram story, "just something casual":
The Moschino tux (shoutout to the leather bowtie!) already has Tyra's tweet of approval:
Hoe, but make it fashion @Adaripp! #Oscars #YouAreFierce pic.twitter.com/ypu87DUUisMarch 4, 2018
He attended with fellow figure skater pal Mirai Nagasu:
Sweet! Sexy!
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