Brazil’s stunning WAGs dress up stylishly, carrying designer bags worth billions of Vietnamese dong, showing off their beauty at the 2026 World Cup: Neymar’s girlfriend is the most unique!
Brazil’s WAGs Dress Up for the World Cup: Neymar’s Girlfriend Wears a Unique Corset That Took 160 Hours to Complete, Paquetá’s Wife Carries a Bag Worth Nearly 1 Billion VND.
Not only were the Brazilian players the center of attention on the pitch, but the Selecao’s WAGs also continued to dominate social media with their elaborate outfits as they attended the third match against Scotland to support their team. From custom-made clothing and jerseys to designer bags worth billions of VND, each woman brought her own unique style.
Most attention-grabbing was Bruna Biancardi, Neymar’s girlfriend. She appeared in a unique corset made from pieces resembling detachable football boots. This exclusive design is part of a series of handcrafted outfits Bruna prepared specifically for the World Cup.
According to stylist Alessandro Finizia, each of her outfits was made by Brazilian brands and took over 160 hours to complete. Bruna has also revealed on several occasions that she wants to present a completely different image each time she appears in the stands.
Bruna Biancardi, Neymar’s girlfriend.
While Bruna scored points for her creativity, Duda Fournier – the wife of midfielder Lucas Paquetá – chose to express her affection for her husband through her outfit. Her blue crop top was embroidered with the name “Paquetá” on the chest, while her white jeans were hand-decorated with pins, chains, and charms bearing Brazilian symbols.
The most noteworthy item was her Vert Vertigo blue Hermès Mini Kelly bag, valued at over 200,000 Brazilian real by collectors, equivalent to approximately 900 million Vietnamese dong. This bag is currently one of the most sought-after items among famous WAGs.
Duda Fournier – wife of midfielder Lucas Paquetá
Meanwhile, Karoline Lima – girlfriend of center-back Léo Pereira – opted for a Brazilcore style with a striking green and yellow outfit. She added a touch of flair with a ball-shaped handbag and a series of charm necklaces, making the outfit youthful and perfectly in tune with the World Cup atmosphere.
Karoline Lima, girlfriend of Léo Pereira
The trend of transforming the Brazilian national team jersey into a crop top continues to be favored by many WAGs. Gabrielle Figueiredo, wife of center-back Gabriel Magalhães, paired the jersey with oversized sweatpants and completed the look with a Vivienne Westwood necklace worth approximately 13.5 million VND.
Gabrielle Figueiredo
Comfort was also the choice of many beautiful women. Isabella Rousso, Gabriel Martinelli’s fiancée, wore a blue jersey paired with jeans and light makeup. Myckaela Lobianco, wife of goalkeeper Ederson, wore wide-leg jeans with a Brazil national team jersey printed with her husband’s name and number.
Isabella Rousso is engaged to Gabriel Martinelli.
Other WAGs took the time to customize their outfits. Lais Moraes, wife of Ederson Moraes, embroidered the number “23” on the back of her jersey. Tammy Parisoto, wife of striker Luiz Henrique, combined a lace outfit embroidered with the Brazilian national emblem with a matching hood, while Carol Cabrino, wife of captain Marquinhos, remained true to her minimalist style by pairing a traditional jersey with trousers.
Tammy Parisoto, wife of striker Luiz Henrique
Carol Cabrino, wife of Marquinhos
Lais Moraes, wife of Ederson Moraes
Notably, the blue version of the Brazilian national team jersey is becoming a prominent trend among WAGs this year. From Duda Santos and Letícia Carvalho to Ana Lídia Martins, many have chosen this color instead of the traditional yellow jersey.
In addition, luxury accessories are still abundant in the stands. Anna Mariana, wife of Casemiro, carried a Hermès Kelly Pochette Jaune bag – a model considered a “must-have” for many famous WAGs. Nathalia Becker, wife of goalkeeper Alisson, chose sparkling embellished jeans paired with high-heeled sandals in the characteristic blue, yellow, and white colors of Brazil.
More than just companions to the players, the Brazilian WAGs are increasingly turning the World Cup stands into a true “fashion runway.” Every time the national team takes to the field, fans eagerly anticipate seeing the meticulously designed outfits, expensive designer items, and unique custom designs they bring to the game.
