Once again, festival patron Caterina Murino was masterful, choosing a sublime haute couture piece from Versace for her second runway
Jillian Fink one of us. Raise your hand if you’ve never thrown an ordinary jacket over your shoulders to protect yourself from the cold. Because that’s exactly what his wife did Patrick Dempsey on the Red carpet of80th Venice Film Festival. Jillian, one of the most well-known and beloved makeup artists of Hollywood stars, appeared on the red carpet in a commendable little white dress with a bustier and crown skirt and – listen, listen – a leather jacket that draped over her shoulders for protection was laid out from the cool evening air in the lagoon. Radiant smile and great naturalness next to her husband, definitely successful with this look (grade 9). Tuxedo was instead required for Dempsey, who screened at the Lido one of the most anticipated films, Michael Mann’s Ferrari, in which he stars as the protagonist alongside stars of the caliber of Adam Driver and Penelope Cruz (notably absent from the red carpet). is ).
Needless to say, the space left vacant by the stars from across the Atlantic was promptly taken up by Vippuncoli, starlets, influencers, Gieffine, etc., determined to compete for the flashes with shots of looks that were anything but memorable of photographers to compete. See for example Nikita Pelizonwho walked the red carpet in a silk caftan of her own design, with a print that was a jumble of drawings, from Audrey Hepburn in “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” to “The Matrix” and “Toy Story.” The social media people moved it and we confirm the rejection (score 4). Daniela Piperno was also bad, or rather very bad, in her look, wearing suede mules with wedges, a milky-white slip dress that looked too much like a real nightgown, and long black gloves in the 1930s. Combine style (grade 4). Not to mention the stranger who showed up on the red carpet literally disguised as the Statue of Liberty: Someone tells her that this is the film festival and that Carnival is in a few months.
Better, but still not great, Georgia May Jagger, the daughter of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall, who flaunted a sequined black dress with a mermaid silhouette. It would have been perfect if it weren’t for the transparent insert on the stomach, from which a kind of fireworks emanate from the navel. Definitely explosive (Rating 4.5). It also doesn’t achieve enough Mara Settei with a beaded mermaid-effect slip dress from Emporio Armani: definitely too sheer and too pale for its colors (Vote 5). So just enough Eleonora Carisi which features a dress with a slit and a train embellished with feathers: the only flaw is that the waist is too low and not very flattering.
Then there are those who get carried away by diva attitudes: look at the influenceum Camihawke with an elegant blue dress by Jenny Packham, decorated with crystals and teased hair (Vote 8). But mainly the prices”or the reality star couple consisting of Pierpaolo Pretelli and Giulia Salemi. She appeared in a long, white, crystal-embellished dress and – as if that wasn’t enough – a meringue-effect maxi cape and long white gloves. Jewels galore, pomaded hair et voilà, the garbage is served. Of course, she deserves credit: at least this time (unlike the previous red carpet in Venice) she was well covered (score 4). Not very good, then the singer Hernia, in a brown suit with a jacket with black lapels (Vote 4). Caterina Balivo would have matched her black tuxedo perfectly if the neckline of the jacket hadn’t been too daring and exposed her underwear too much.
So let’s move on to today’s special mention: Once again, the patron of the festival is masterful Caterina Murino. For his second runway, he chose one of the latest haute couture pieces from Versace, a sublime baby pink dress with a crotch slit and a crystal-encrusted neckline. To top off the look there is a noble diamond necklace from Pasquale Bruni: simply perfect, our rating is 10 cum laude.