With the help of Coach creative director Stuart Vevers and stylist Hodo Musa, Long Live Montero is sure to be a musical - and fashionable - moment fans won't want to miss
, and its creative director Stuart Vevers, to create a series of stage outfits that matched Nas’ “disruptive” and “unexpected” persona.
Lil Nas X attends the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at Prudential Center on August 28, 2022 in Newark, New Jersey.Nas’ style has since rapidly evolved from the outlaw cowboy the world knew him as, to the grand don who now graces the stage with a stylish sensibility and wit.
Set as a musical, the show opens to a shirtless Nas with golden robotic legs, a fitting choice as the crowd echos lyrics to his heart-wrenching “Sun Goes Down” single, the armor posed as a physical representation of the song.
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