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Anastasia Karanikolaou dazzled during Milan Fashion Week by making an elegant appearance at the Gucci show. The influencer and entrepreneur wowed in a striking red dress that highlighted her figure and made her one of the most photographed attendees at the event.
The garment, with long sleeves and bare shoulders, stood out for its sophisticated and feminine design. In addition to enhancing her curves, the dress cinched her waist and added a touch of glamour that did not go unnoticed.
To complete the look, Anastasia opted for a braless style, which added a daring air to her look. Her signature loose hair fell over her shoulders in soft strands, perfectly complementing the striking red tone of the outfit.
As for makeup, she opted for an impeccable approach focused on highlighting her gaze. With details that accentuated her eyes and an elegant finish, she managed to balance everything.
Anastasia Karanikolaou rose to fame on social media for being friends with Kylie Jenner. They have maintained their friendship for over a decade. According to the tabloid Daily Mail, they met at a Barnes & Noble store in Calabasas, California, when both were 13 years old and in middle school.
Kylie Jenner described Karanikolaou as her longest friend and shared that they have gone through many experiences together, considering her a sister.
Unlike the Jenners, Anastasia does not come from a wealthy family and her mother struggled with addiction. Despite this, she supports her family as an influencer and model.
Recently, Anastasia Karanikolaou opened up about having plastic surgery at a young age. "I haven't had butt implants. The only implants I have are in my breasts," she said.
"And I'm not saying I haven't had other things done or haven't moved some things around or whatever. But I feel like I was at a time in my life when I was younger and I felt like my lips needed to be big, my breasts needed to be big. Everything... My butt needed to be big."
Now she reflects a bit before doing anything, but points out that there is a great stigma surrounding plastic surgery. "Whether you say you've had it done or not, people will find a way to say something about it and turn it into something negative. No one has the right to say anything to anyone if they don't want to," she stated.
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