These are some outfit ideas to enjoy Shakira's concerts in Bogotá

During the month of February, the musical tour 'Women no longer cry' has been one of the most listened to songs among Colombians. And how can it be done, if concerts like those in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Barranquilla have increased the expectations of the cities and countries in which the show is coming up.

Citizens and visitors of Bogotá are preparing for the first date of the long-awaited show by Shakira, a singer who has not only been the talk of the town for her remarkable talent, but also for her charitable work, her connection with her fans and her recent appearance as an unknown at one of the most important events for the pre-carnival, the Guacherna.

Nowadays, it is very common that when people have a “mental block” to build ideas, create combinations or find inspiration, they go to see what is going viral or recommended by their favorite influencers or by other Internet users on video platforms such as TikTok. In fact, many of them, when they are ready, share their results on the same social network.

Digital content creators such as María Alejandra Chacón and Ana María Vega have shared what their looks would be for the two nights full of music that will take place in the capital.

Prints, black clothes, glitter, fringes and thick belts have been the main elements to ensure that the appearance of those attending the concert is as aligned as possible with the singer's style.

Other options for clothing or accessories that can serve as a complement and that have already been seen previously can be jeans, leather jackets, boots, long skirts, large earrings and necklaces with pendants.

Clothing stores in Bogotá have also shared videos on TikTok with outfit inspiration for those going to Shakira's concert and choosing their outfit options at the last minute.

Professional makeup artists have also posted makeup ideas to complement their outfits. Susana Arango, an influencer from Paisa who does reviews and tutorials on Instagram and TikTok, shared a different option to the typical black smokey eye that many people did at past concerts. She opted for colorful eyes inspired by makeup that Shakira did in the past.

Paula Galindo, better known as PauTips, shared an idea of ​​black eyeliner and eyes filled with glitter of the same color. Her video, which she accompanied with the iconic song 'Las mujeres ya no lloran', received many compliments and more than 12 thousand 'likes'.

Other users of social networks such as Instagram and TikTok also share with their followers and friends tips on mobility, beauty, location advice and other information related to what will happen on the night of Wednesday, February 26 and Thursday, February 27.

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