Georgina Rodriguez reintroduces black leather and jewelry in sporty style
Argentine Georgina Rodriguez, wife of Portuguese football player Cristiano Ronaldo, appeared in a new post on her official Instagram account, with a look that combined luxurious fashion and a sporty character. Rodriguez chose a black leather jacket from the French house "Chanel", from the pre-spring and summer 2025 collection, to...
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Argentine Georgina Rodriguez, wife of Portuguese football player Cristiano Ronaldo, appeared in a new post on her official Instagram account, with a look that combined luxurious fashion and a sporty character. Rodriguez chose a black leather jacket from the French house "Chanel", from the pre-spring and summer 2025 collection, along with a black and burgundy bag, made of grained calfskin and soft lambskin, with golden metal details from the same brand.
She completed her look with a black sleeveless shirt with a square collar from her brand, and fine jewelry earrings dating back to the eighties of the last century, along with a customized necklace with a pendant consisting of three rings, and a stainless steel women’s watch, with a black dial and a diamond-studded frame. As for her most prominent appearance in the recent period, it was while she was accompanying her children and friends to attend a concert by Canadian artist Celine Dion to the French capital, Paris, where she shared photos and video clips from the trip through her accounts on “Instagram” and “Tik Tok”.
For this occasion, she chose a design from the Italian house “Gucci”, which consisted of a leather jacket bearing the house’s logo and a medium-length silk skirt with an interlocking G letter pattern. She completed the look with a large bag made of sand and brown GG print fabric, along with summer sandals.
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