Lourdes Leon went braless as she attended the Yves Saint Laurent Menswear Fall/Winter 2024-2025 show during Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.
The daughter of Madonna and Carlos Leon stepped out in a lace full bodysuit with a high neck and built in gloves for the event.
She layered black underwear underneath elevated her height with a pair of pointed toe heels.
The model, 27, draped an oversized wool trench coat over her shoulders and shielded her eyes with oversized sunglasses, despite it being dark.
Lourdes topped off her look by styling her hair into loose curls and opted a nude lipgloss.
Lourdes Leon, 27, went braless as she attended the Yves Saint Laurent Menswear Fall/Winter 2024-2025 show during Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday
The daughter of Madonna and Carlos Leon stepped out in a lace full bodysuit with a high neck and built in gloves for the event
Madonna has Lourdes, Rocco, 23, who she shares with ex and Guy Ritchie and four adopted children: David, 18, Mercy, 17, and twins Estere and Stella, both 11.
As Lourdes touched down in Paris, Madonna faced her mortality head on during a reflective moment of her first Celebration Tour show in Los Angeles.
The music icon, 65, paused her performance at the Kia Forum to look back on her shocking health scare in June of 2023, when she was rushed to a hospital after being found unresponsive as the result of what was later determined to be a serious bacterial infection.
She was taken to the ICU and had to be intubated, and later revealed that she was put into a medically induced coma as she battled for her life despite going into lung and kidney failure.
Despite her 'near-death' experience, Madonna remained defiant.
'This show every night is not really so hard on me physically. It’s hard on me emotionally because I’m really telling you the story of my life,' she told the audience, according to Just Jared.
'My heart is on my sleeve. I’ve fallen off a lot of horses and broken a lot of bones… but nothing can stop me.'
Madonna went on to reveal the first word she allegedly said after waking from her four-day coma: 'No!'
She layered black underwear underneath elevated her height with a pair of pointed toe heels
The model draped an oversized wool trench coat over her shoulders and shielded her eyes with oversized sunglasses, despite it being dark
'I’m pretty sure that was God saying to me, "Do you want to come? Want to come up with me?"' To which she replied, 'No!'
The Into The Groove singer revealed that one of the doctors who had cared for her during her health scare was in the audience that night, and she recalled how he coached her through her difficult recovery period after she was discharged from the hospital.
'I would call in every other day and ask [my doctor] why I didn’t have any energy, when was my energy going to come back? When was I going to feel like myself again? When can I go on tour again?' she recalled.
'All he would say is, "Go outside in the sun" … It was so hard for me to walk from my house to the backyard and sit in the sun. I know that sounds insane, but it was difficult,' she admitted. 'It’s a strange thing to finally not feel like I was in control, and that was my lesson… to let go.'
The singer (born Madonna Ciccone) credited her six kids with helping to get her back on her feet and in front of adoring audiences again.
'My children are what really helped me pull through because they worked so hard,' she shared. 'I didn’t want to let them down, so I just set a date. And that date became reality.'
During a previous tour date in Brooklyn in December, the dance music pioneer joked that she had to 'almost die to get all my kids in one room.'
As Lourdes touched down in Paris, Madonna faced her mortality head on during a reflective moment of her first Celebration Tour show in Los Angeles (pictured in October in London)
She said the first word she spoke after awaking from an induced coma was 'No!' after suffering an acute septic shock on June 24
She suffered an acute septic shock on June 24, according to Radar Online, and emergency responders were reportedly able to revive her with Narcan.
The substance is traditionally used to treat people in the midst of opioid overdoses, but it can also help revive someone suffering from septic shock.
At her Brooklyn show, Madonna said her 'lungs weren't working' and her 'kidneys were failing,' and she claimed there was a 40 percent chance that she would not survive.
However, she was on the road to recovery just a few days after being rushed to the hospital, and the pop icon seems to be doing as well as ever now.
