Madonna's Daughter Lourdes Leon Sizzles In A Devil-Horned Corset

Lourdes Leon is undoubtedly following in the fashion footsteps of her legendary mother, Madonna, as she donned a daring red corset for the runway during New York Fashion Week. 

Leon recently made headlines after attempting to enter the Marc Jacobs show in New York and getting turned away because the doors were closed, and she came a tad bit late.

In a TikTok video, Leon was seen trying to make her way into the venue but was stopped by security, prompting onlookers to stage a brief protest and yell, "Let her in!" A video later posted by Vogue showed that the rising star eventually got into the show and even had a front-row seat to boot.

Read on for more details.

The daughter of the Queen of Pop, Madonna, took New York Fashion Week by storm as she walked the runway in a deep red, devil-horned corset. 

Leon's look was paired with a hat with little devil horns on it and cherry red lipstick to accessorize. The super short, leather ensemble hugged her skin tightly and showed off the singer's curves.

Over on her Instagram, she shared a shot featuring her in the outfit, along with other stunning models, who had on similar corsets with horns on them, so there was definitely a theme for the event.

Leon was denied entry to a Marc Jacobs fashion show after allegedly arriving fashionably late. She was the face of the fashion brand's spring campaign in 2021, leaving one to wonder why she would be denied entry.

In a TikTok video, Bystanders could be heard clamoring for Leon to be allowed inside while she stood on the stairs, unable to enter. Some were even attempting to identify her to the guards.

She arrived at the event dressed in a complete denim ensemble with matching jackets and a denim handbag with long stiletto boots.

After the clip of Leon getting denied entry to the Marc Jacobs fashion show went viral, Vogue posted a video on Instagram showing the model sitting front-row at the event. This served as proof that Leon eventually got in despite being turned away initially.

Upon seeing the viral post of Leon getting turned away from the fashion event, several fans took to social media to share their opinion on the issue. Some of them pointed out that it was good she was turned back, while others said the guards didn't do the right thing.

"Everyone's time is precious - glad they did not let her in, Show respect and get there on time," a fan noted.

"She got the same ritual as the mother, always arriving late in all her concerts, like 3 hours," another fan wrote. "Finally, someone takes their job seriously. be on time!"

"That's really how it goes, at fashion shows. The minute it starts, nobody is allowed in," a fan explained.

The 26-year-old model and singer revealed in an interview with Interview magazine that she does not receive handouts, contrary to popular belief about "nepo babies," and that she was subjected to a rigid upbringing.

Leon was asked at the time if the reports that she was left to pay for her tuition and apartment were true.

She replied, "We don't get any handouts in my family. Obviously, I grew up with extreme privilege. There's no denying that. But I think my mom saw all these other kids of famous people, and she was like, 'My kids are not going to be like this.'"

She then went on to explain that she feels like if one's parents pay for things, then it gives them leverage over you, pointing out to the magazine that her mom is a control freak and has controlled her all her life.

Leon went on to say that her mother's advice serves as a reality checker for her. She said, "Remember, this sh*t is not real. It's not about the money, your face, or how hot you look. It's about what you're bringing into the world and what you're going to leave behind."