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Key Points Bianca Jagger appeared glamorous at Bazaar’s “Women Of The Year 2025” event in Madrid. She favors suits for empowerment: “I wear a lot of men’s suits and trousers.” Jagger stresses the importance of removing makeup before bed, calling it a “religious habit.” Bianca Jagger knows how to command a red carpet. The glamorous ’70s fashion icon and human rights activist, 80, who married Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger in 1971, looked extremely glamorous on the red carpet at the Bazaar “Women Of The Year 2025” photocall at the Callao cinema on Tuesday in Madrid, Spain. Wearing a deep purple velvet suit over a yellow silk blouse, the legendary beauty rocked a bouffant black hairdo, black leather gloves, and a bedazzled black cane as she posed for photographs. Naturally, Jagger sported a bold red lip, a trademark look for the Nicaraguan beauty. 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade’s Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 Jagger’s Still a Modeling Superstar Last year, the stunner took on the role of the star of YSL Beauty’s Libre Flowers and Flames fragrance. In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar, Jagger opened up about why she often chooses to wear suits on the red carpet. “I wear a lot of men’s suits and trousers, which make me feel empowered. So when Yves Saint Laurent came out with women’s suits, they became so prevalent in his collection, and it felt right to wear suits. It was my sense of fashion,” she told the publication. “Before then, I had never been a great believer in fashion styles, and Saint Laurent taught us–well, me– the difference between fashion and style.” Oops! We’re unable to load this content right now. View directly on Instagram But if there’s one element of beauty she’s managed to hold on to after all these years, it’s that incredible bold red lip. “When I was very young, I hardly wore any makeup and had very long hair. Now, when I go out, I wear more makeup and I have short hair, but to tell you the truth, I don’t wear any makeup most of the time. I don’t make great efforts with my hair. I work at home and mostly wear leggings and clothes that are very practical, especially after the pandemic,” she explained. “I never liked tight clothing. But I love red lipstick for a night out. One thing I will say that I’ve learned is that you must take your makeup off before bed. It’s a religious habit that I’ve learned. I can’t go to sleep with my makeup on. No matter how exhausted, I pull myself out of bed to clean my face.”
