When we say: un coup de théâtre. It is a look of majestic and refined grandeur, totally unexpected and that surprises us with a pure and authentic surprise. That Appearance of Beatrice Borromeo it is the most tangible thing close to the concept of the dream, and we – before his high fashion Dior dress – we will dream and how. Accompanied by her husband Pierre Casiraghi, Beatrice Borromeo was a guest of the French fashion house at the benefit dinner held at the Teatro la Fenice in yesterday Venice. The purpose of the charity event was to support restoration and art preservation projects such as that of the Ca’ d’Oro Museum and projects to support the Ukrainian refugee community in Italy. Dior Creative Director Maria Grazia Chiuri could not have summoned a more exalted muse: Beatrice Borromeo, who has been part of the #StarsInDior family since February 2021 (like her husband Pierre), had the honor of bringing us an epic and unforgettable fashion moment.
Beatrice Borromeo, accompanied by her husband Pierre Casiraghi, in her Dior High Fashion Spring/Summer 2018 dress.
Jacopo Raule Getty Images
Like a diva from another time, with that charm – allow us the Pindaric flight – that made even the aesthetic of Maria Callas looks unique and irreplaceable. It’s with the same scenic, imposing, regal demeanor Beatrice Borromeo wore her Dior dress in Venice. Her black dress with transparent transparencies, surmounted by a cape of the same color, returns to the present from the archives of the past: it is in fact a daughter of the Dior Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2018 collection, the third produced by Maria Grazia Chiuri has been at the helm of the brand since he joined.
Jacopo Raule Getty Images
It’s no coincidence that for an event at the theater (and in support of a theatre), Beatrice Borromeo chose to wear a look that would perfectly contextualize in even the fanciest of wardrobes Fashion spring summer 2022, still part of a Dior archival collection inspired by the art. For this collection, Maria Grazia Chiuri was inspired by the works of the surrealist artist Leonor Fini (1907-1996), who in turn was Monsieur Dior’s muse even before he founded his eponymous house. “I am very intrigued by the idea that before becoming a couturier, Monsieur Dior was a gallerist associated with an incredible artistic moment of the Parisian scene,” declared Maria Grazia Chiuri in a 2018 statement reported by vogue.it. – He was the first gallery owner to organize an exhibition about Leonor Fini, an extremely unconventional artist for the time and a very modern woman who wore very cool clothes. For example, she used to say: “I don’t want to wear an evening dress to a ball, I want to dance, I want to bare myself”.
Dior Haute Couture Spring Summer 2018
Filippo Fior Imaxtree
And here even today, from decade to decade, from season to season, the lushness of fashion and the simplicity of an impulsive desire – to discover oneself – take shape black dress by Beatrice Borromeo in Venice. Sensuality is key: the tulle overhangs the exposed lingerie under a mistral play of textures that creates the optical illusion of a flounce fabric. Then the black velvet cape, enhanced by the gathered hair and the precious dangling earrings: a textbook look, perfect for the most formal and opulent occasions to which the Fashion spring summer 2022. If anything, he’ll call us. But meanwhile there is room for the dream dimension, there is the look of Beatrice Borromeo to dream (haute couture) with open eyes.
THE MOST ARTICLES FROM ELLE.IT
The short haircuts of the fashion shows
READ NOW
This content is created and maintained by a third party and imported to this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may find more information about this and similar content on piano.io