'What a mesh!' Kanye West's GF Juliana Nalu leaves little to imagination in a racy sheer black dress
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA: Kanye West's girlfriend Juliana Nalu left little to imagination as she flashed plenty of skin in an extremely racy black mesh dress after a dinner with her friends in West Hollywood.
The Brazillian model, 24, donned a black sheer mesh body-hugging outfit as she left Delilah. Nalu reportedly met Ye through his brand 'Yeezy' and the pair were soon spotted going on dates in LA early in October. Her mesh dress had a black patch across her chest while she wore black underwear that matched the tone of her outfit.
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The model also wore knee-high black boots and a pair of black sunglasses with her dreadlocks hanging loose. She did not have any accessories except for a silver ring. She completed the look with contrasting white painted nails.
Nalu and West were recently spotted enjoying an evening out in Beverly Hills. She was seen leaving a restaurant with two red roses, as per DailyMail.
Nalu, who hails from Rio De Janeiro, began her modeling career when she was only a teenager. The social media influencer was only six when she expressed her desire to become a model to her mother. She was later selected to be part of L'Oreal's Brazil campaign at 18, as per the outlet. Later, she flew to Los Angeles and was signed to Elite Models, one of the top-notch modelling agencies. She has earned a number of followers through the years and currently has 775,000 followers on Instagram and almost half a million on TikTok.
In an interview with Latina magazine, Nalu spoke about her dreams and thanked her mother for helping her to get where she was. "I wanted to do big things outside of Brazil, but I had no idea how to… the dream sounded too far for me, but I knew that I could try to reach it. My mom was helping me follow my dreams, travelling to agencies with me, and making brand connections. I lived in the favelas with my family until I was 18," she reportedly said.
The Brazilian bombshell mentioned that it was "hard to deal" with the violence in her area and stated that she did not have as many "privileges" compared to others. Cherishing her homeland, she said, "I want the world to see a Brazilian from Rio, the favelas. Good things exist there. So, for the next girls who come after me, the [industry] will be more open."