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Miranda Kerr Steps Out in Designer Attire for Husband Evan Spiegel's SPECS Launch

The model stunned in a $13,000 outfit at the Beverly Hills event celebrating the augmented reality glasses.

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Miranda Kerr Steps Out in Designer Attire for Husband Evan Spiegel's SPECS Launch

Miranda Kerr made a striking appearance in a designer ensemble valued at approximately $13,000 at the official launch of SPECS, the augmented reality glasses developed by her husband, Snap Inc. founder Evan Spiegel, in Beverly Hills on Wednesday.

The Australian supermodel, 43, wore an elegant midi singlet dress by Alaïa, estimated at $7,800, paired with $1,840 Saint Laurent heels. Her accessories included a leopard-print handbag by Dior, valued at around $3,500, layered necklaces, drop earrings, and diamond rings. Kerr completed her look with her chestnut hair styled in loose waves and a dewy makeup application featuring plum lipstick.

During the event, Kerr joined other VIP guests to mark the market debut of Snap's augmented reality glasses, which are priced at approximately $3,000. Spiegel demonstrated the glasses' capabilities, which include providing real-time directions, translating conversations, streaming movies, and facilitating calls.

In June, Kerr had publicly praised her husband's efforts in bringing SPECS to fruition, sharing her pride in his dedication and the team's work over more than a decade.

Earlier this year, Spiegel recounted his initial uncertainty about pursuing a relationship with Kerr, telling the Tiger Sisters podcast that he thought he had "no chance" after they met. He described their first date as a yoga class and noted that Kerr's experience with public life helped him navigate the pressures of his own.

Kerr and Spiegel married in 2017 and have three sons together: Hart, Myles, and Pierre. Kerr also has a teenage son, Flynn, from her previous marriage to actor Orlando Bloom. The couple has previously spoken about balancing their careers and prioritizing family time.


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