Cardi B Goes Monochrome in Gray Helsa Coat and Dress in Los Angeles

Cardi B made the case for all-gray on Monday while paying a visit to Revolve Group headquarters in Los Angeles.

The rapper selected a full look by Helsa, which consisted of a sleeveless knit turtleneck dress and a double-breasted bold shoulder coat. Cardi also added on cat-eye shades, diamond-encrusted jewelry, black patent leather pumps and gray tights, completing her look with a slate crocodile Birkin.

The Nyx Cosmetics spokeswoman wore her dark bob in old Hollywood waves, while her makeup consisted of rosy blush and brown lip liner.

At Paris Fashion Week last month, Cardi B brought her punk rock best to Vivienne Westwood’s spring 2025 presentation. She arrived cigarette in hand, modeling a corseted graffiti print minidress featuring an off-the-shoulder neckline. Underneath, the rapper wore a fishnet catsuit, completing her look with a miniature handbag and black platform boots.

Other stars in the front row included Paramore’s Hayley Williams, author Léna Mahfouf and Spanish DJ Sita Abellan.

Creative director Andreas Kronthaler’s latest collection featured “less emphasis on historical elements,” according to WWD’s Tianwei Zhang.

“Instead, the collection exuded a mix of Jane Fonda’s workout video aerobic sensuality and the carpe diem attitude seen on the dance floor of Studio 54,” he wrote. “The shapes were sleek and sexy with plunging necklines and shimmering sheer fabrics.”

Cardi B previously hosted Revolve and Fwrd’s Met Gala after party in 2024. Revolve Group also oversees the latter luxury e-commerce site, as well as Helsa, which was launched by supermodel Elsa Hosk.

Last year, WWD reported that Divya Mathur, former chief merchandising officer at Intermix, was named Revolve Group’s fashion director.

Prior to joining Intermix in 2020, Mathur was head of buying, women’s apparel at Shopbop for four years. Earlier, she held such roles as senior director of global e-commerce, buying and site merchandising for Michael Kors, head of U.S. merchandising for Yoox, and a buyer for Saks.