Kate Upton Shows Hot Figure In Black And White Ensemble; Justin Verlander's Girlfriend Looks Flawless After Blotchy Skin Pictures
Kate Upton was hot as she showed why she's one of the most in-demand commercial models as Justin Verlander's girlfriend flashed a lot of legs in a stylish ensemble on Tuesday evening during the Express Spring Fling event at Union Square in California.
"Kate, 22, showed off her model legs in a pleated leather mini skirt which she teamed with a loose black camisole," Daily Mail reported. "The Sports Illustrated model completed her look with a fitted white blazer, dark red heels and gold jewelry."
In an earlier article by In Style, hot model Kate Upton said that working with Express clothing wasn't really a hard decision because she's always been a fan.
"It was the first store [my sister and I] would go to because they have great quality clothes for affordable prices and we'd always go to our local mall and go shopping at Express," she said.
Justin Verlander's girlfriend Kate Upton also said that her style, at its very basic, has not really changed over the years.
"I mean I guess 'cause I live in New York I have a little New York influence in my style now, but I haven't really changed my style that much," she said. "I still, you know, like simple classic looks. Jeans and button downs, blazers, stuff like that."
Forbes ran an article about the world's highest-paid models for 2014.
The list was headlined by Tom Brady's wife Gisele Bundchen who earned an astounding $47 million in the past 12 months.
"The Brazilian bombshell out-earned second place beauties Doutzen Kroes and Adriana Lima by $39 million," it said.
According to the article, Sports Illustrated hot model Kate Upton was "the highest-ranked newcomer with an estimated $7 million in annual earnings, thanks to a lucrative Bobbi Brown signing and Express clothing line deal."
Justin Verlander's girlfriend "shot to fame after a video of her performing a popular dance known as the 'Dougie' at a sports game went viral; she has since landed campaigns for Sam Edelman, David Yurman and Accessorize," the article said.