Since her Vanity Fair cover came out, Caitlyn Jenner has been all over the news, and now she's set to make even more noise as she prepares to appear in her first red carpet event, the Excellence in Sports Performance Year Awards, or ESPY Awards, on July 15. Jenner is reportedly worried about what to wear, as stated on her Twitter post on Tuesday, which reads, "What the hell am I going to wear?", followed by a link about the event.
The ESPY Awards, presented by the TV network ESPN, gives recognition to exceptional athletes, whether as an individual or as part of a team. Caitlyn Jenner, who was once known as Bruce Jenner, the "world's greatest athlete" and Olympic champion, will be receiving this year's Arthur Ashe Courage Award. According to the official site of the awards, the accolade is given to those who "reflect the spirit of Arthur Ashe, possessing strength in the face of adversity, courage in the face of peril and the willingness to stand up for their beliefs no matter what the cost." Radar Online reports that the award for Caitlyn Jenner comes as no surprise as she has clearly had to fight perhaps the greatest battle of her life for decades--her gender identity issues--and has come out a champion, just like Bruce Jenner did in the Olympics.
In line with Caitlyn Jenner's outfit concern for the awards, Vogue has come up with a few red carpet gown suggestions, which, according to the website, are demure yet glamorous. The outfit suggestions include a floor-length dress with sporting elements from Altuzarra, a cap-sleeved Burberry Prorsum number that will reportedly show off Jenner's "enviable waist," and a Donna Karan strapless gown with "festive details" on the front.
Caitlyn Jenner has worn various designer outfits, including Zac Posen, Donna Karan, and Herve Leger, for her recent Vanity Fair cover photo shoot. The said Vanity Fair issue is Bruce Jenner's first public appearance as a woman.
