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Rauw Alejandro has officially revealed the dress code for his 2025 Cosa Nuestra tour: 1960s evening gowns. Announced via Instagram on March 26, the post featured vintage-inspired collages and called for “elegancia, flow y puro estilo.”
The theme sparked mixed reactions—some fans were confused or frustrated, joking about the impracticality (“it’s a concert, not a red carpet”) or how to explain their outfits at work. Others embraced the challenge, planning unique spins on the theme or even deciding to attend just for the fashion vibe.
Despite the divided response, the buzz has only added to the excitement as the tour kicks off April 5 in Seattle.
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