The Dogg can do dressage, too, with help from Martha Stewart.
Snoop Dogg made an appearance on Saturday at the Dressage team grand prix special at the Chateau de Versailles on Saturday at the 2024 Paris Olympics. His equestrian-inspired look went viral, with photos dominating Instagram feeds and comments praising his outfit.
Snoop Dogg watching the Dressage Team Grand Prix Special at the Chateau de Versailles at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games on Aug. 3.
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The rapper looked the part in a competition-ready black tailcoat featuring six-button fastening over a white polo and matching trousers. He accessorized with brown leather chaps, black sneakers and gloves by Munich-based brand Roeckl. Adding a touch of Americana motifs and a nod to the Olympics’ host city, he wore Givenchy aviators emblazoned with stars as well as a helmet by French brand Shadowmatt. A gold S-shaped brooch completed the look.
Snoop Dogg watching the Dressage Team Grand Prix Special at the Chateau de Versailles at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games on Aug. 3.
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“Tunnel walks wit Martha Stewart dressage,” he captioned an Instagram photo alongside Stewart — the friends partnered in 2016 on the cooking series “Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party” on VH1.
On Friday, Stewart said they collaborated on matching looks.
Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart at the Dressage Team Grand Prix Special at the Chateau de Versailles at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games on Aug. 3.
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“Snoop called me and said he knows I know horses, and he’s a little fearful of horses,” Stewart told NBC. Snoop, who was tapped by the network as an Olympics correspondent, responded, “I’m still scared of horses.” “So we’re going to do dressage,” Stewart said.
Equestrian-inspired fashion has gone from stables to the runway over the years. Most recently, Ralph Lauren’s Purple Label presented a fall 2024 collection that was “enticed with its jewel-toned velvets, nubby blanket plaids and the tumble of harness and riding cap motifs on printed silk neckties,” WWD reported in its review.
