- Theyskens' Theory "Mirsi" satin tuxedo jacket ($795), Elizabeth and James "Clarkson" silk blouse with leather collar ($325) and Diane von Furstenberg "Simca" lamé shorts ($245) from Nordstrom.
- Vintage diamante necklace ($150) and earrings ($85) from Via's Vintage.
- DEKA Fashion by Elena Durnan leather metallic clutch with beaded flap ($398), Hansen nylasuede short gloves ($68) and Marc by Marc Jacobs tiger hair clip (worn as brooch) ($68) from StyledLife.
- Opaque tights provided by model.
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