Behati Prinsloo Makes First Red Carpet Appearance After Welcoming Daughter Dusty
The secret: Marc Jacobs paid me in Marc Jacobs The runway veteran gave PeopleStyle the scoop on what she got to take home from all of the famous designers she walked for. "Usually when you get the Marc Jacobs show, they'd pay you in trade. You go into those closets and it's all merchandise, all stuff from past seasons," she revealed. "It was amazing because you'd get vintage pieces so I still have a bunch of things that I cherish. I have these heels that I never wore because they're so cute, and then all the VS robes from backstage, they're such an iconic, special thing."
Two months after giving birth, Behati Prinsloo made her first post-baby red carpet appearance at the 2016 American Music Awards on Sunday night.
Wearing a low-cut black dress with a high, structured waist, the Victoria Secret Angel sizzled on the carpet as she headed to the show, where her husband, Adam Levine, is set to perform with his band.
The Maroon 5 frontman, 37, and Prinsloo, 27, welcomed their first child on Sept. 21 in California. Daughter Dusty Rose is the first child for both Adam Levine and Prinsloo, who were married in 2014.
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This isn’t the first time Prinsloo has celebrated her body after baby. After documenting every step of her pregnancy on Instagram, the new mom uploaded her very first post-baby selfie in October.
“After 3 weeks of breastfeeding every 3 hours, no sleep and nursing my nipples back to life lol, I left the house to see my girls for dinner,” Prinsloo, 27, captioned the mirror selfie taken in a walk-in closet. However, she’s not complaining about motherhood.
Even though their baby girl is only 8 weeks old, Dusty Rose already has Levine wrapped around her finger.
“I don’t know anything, but it’s part of the beauty of it, honestly,” Levine told Ryan Seacrest in October about being a new dad. “There are a lot of instincts, a lot of things that kick in and switch on. It’s a beautiful experience.”
