Super Bowl Weekend's Best-Dressed Celebrities
The Best Super Bowl Weekend Celeb Outfits — Including Becky G.'s "Lampshading" Look
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I may not be a football fan, but let me tell you, Super Bowl LX weekend was something else. I mean, Bad Bunny's halftime show alone was life-altering. But the whole weekend was bursting with action in San Francisco, where I live. As a Bay Area native, I'd never seen the city come alive so much. Over-the-top parties in our city's biggest venues. Luxe brand activations across the Bay Area. Decked-out visitors and sports fans flooding the cable car-lined streets.
And, of course, celebrities were in town, attending said parties and events. From music stars like Becky G, who looked effortless and cool in a track jacket and miniskirt, to actors like Emma Roberts, glittering stars were hosting pre-Bowl parties, dancing with robots, and checking out some of my city's most beautiful sights (I walked past Jason Kelce at my local park, which overlooks the famous Painted Ladies).
Ahead, read about some of the star-studded Super Bowl weekend events, and see who was best dressed (plus shop a few pieces my fave celebs wore — and the look for less).
Represent Taped Track Jacket ($255)
Becky G. looked cool and comfortable at the Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show celebration, embracing the lamp-shading trend in a Represent track jacket and animal-print boots.
Shop the look: Avia track jacket ($25). Topshop Croc Embossed Faux Leather Miniskirt ($30, originally $50). Comfortview The Poloma Tall Wide Calf Boot ($120).
Ciara at the One Party By Uber
My favorite event of the weekend was the One Party By Uber on Feb. 6, where Shaboozey and Olivia Dean (an absolute angel of a human) performed to a crowd of fans as well VIP guests like Emma Roberts, Doug Emhoff, and "Heated Rivalry"'s Robbie G.K.
I chatted briefly with Ciara, whose presence at the party was undeniable. She stole the show in a sporty look with a simple black tank top, textured coat, and patchwork shorts by Seks.
Becky G at Shaq’s Fun House Presented By Credit One Bank
L'Agence Aura Cropped Faux Fur Jacket ($417, originally $595)
Meanwhile, across the city at the Cow Palace arena, folks were partying at Shaq's Fun House. Becky G showed up in a sheer camo get-up and a faux fur coat — an ongoing trend throughout the weekend.
Madelyn Cline at the One Party By Uber
Réalisation Par The Leila Dress ($220)
Madelyn Cline looked fresh and flirty in a red halter dress and nude sandals at the One Party by Uber.
Estelle at Ciroc Athletic Club
Earlier in the day on Friday, Ciroc Vodka hosted their inaugural, invitation-only Pickleball Tournament in Napa Valley (one of my favorite day trips from San Francisco). Estelle showed up to event, held at M Ranch, in the ultimate sporty look: a varsity jacket, blue jeans, and booties.
Ariana Madix at Sports Illustrated’s SI the Party
I wasn't in attendance, but Sports Illustrated's SI The Party on Feb. 7 made headlines for its very A-list guests, which included Sofía Vergara, Jon Hamm, and Hailey and Justin Bieber. The latter, fresh off his iconic Grammys performance, apparently took the stage with Ludacris. Ariana Madix stunned in an off-shoulder, pinstriped mini dress.
Shay Mitchell at the VIP Béis Bowl
On Saturday, I stopped by the VIP-only Béis Bowl at Ghiardelli Square, where founder and actress Shay Mitchell was giving out select Béis travel products alongside LA Rams player Puka Nacua. The duo tried their hand at a relay to much fanfare, and Mitchell looked SF-chic in a leather bomber, flannel, and boots.
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