Jay-Z attends charity party

Not so for supermodel Jessica White, who couldn’t help but do her best to steal the limelight in an outrageous purple jumpsuit for the red carpet event in New York.

Jessica’s body-hugging attire was for a philanthropic enterprise benefiting children in the Dominican Republic, created by sportsman Cano.
Parting her long dark locks over her slender shoulders, the 29-year-old displayed a plunging neckline in the cross wrap upper half of her onesie.

Completing her attire were a pair of brightly hued floral stiletto pumps that contrasted starkly with her slinky one-piece.
But the occasional actress’ ensemble was not inconsistent with the evening’s theme, which featured a cast of superhero impersonators.

The comic book showing was geared towards the children attending the event and included crusaders Captain America, Spider-Man and Iron Man.
Meanwhile, Jessica earlier that afternoon was spotted attending a Scientology seminar — possibly in an effort to boost her already successful career as membership in the organisation that boasts such luminaries as John Travolta and Tom Cruise.

Jay-Z, on the other hand, requires no help to boost his career outside of his ever-expanding empire.
The 43-year-old rapper is releasing a new record called “Magna Carta Holy Grail”, which is slated for release on July 4.
It will be Jay-Z’s 12th studio album and comes two years after “Watch the Throne” — his critically acclaimed collaboration with Kanye West. — www.dailymailuk.co.zw

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