Seville shines this Thursday in a special way. The Seville Exhibition and Congress Palace (FIBES) has been decked out to host the 24th edition of the Latin Grammy Awards, the first in the history of these awards to be held outside the United States.
More than 400 journalists - there are 450 accredited - have gathered in front of an imposing 60-meter red carpet. A trail of international stars have paraded through it, dressed in their best clothes, who need no introduction.
One of the big names that has debuted the prelude to these historic awards has been Rosalía. The Catalan has made an impact with her style by choosing a design with a completely lace train and, therefore, with transparencies.
The artist nominated in this edition for Record of the Year for Desphá has been followed by Victoria Federica de Marichalar. Dressed as a bride in an elegant satin design with rhinestone details and a curious blue velvet glove, the influencer is nominated as one of the best dressed of the evening.
Black and glitter have prevailed in this edition, marked by the risky bets of celebrities like Nieves Álvarez. The Spanish model shone with her own light by wearing a corseted red bodysuit full of diamonds over a transparent black jumpsuit that covered her from the neck to the feet.
The sisters and DJs Pitty and Belah Bernad have fallen in love during their time on the red carpet by wearing matching outfits with a clear inspiration from Seville. In passionate red and 3D floral details, with hats and a rose as an accessory, the artists have been crowned with one of the most talked about outfits.
In a much more classic but equally elegant tone, the singer Julieta Venegas has posed in the anteroom with a long-sleeved dress, with blue gradients and shiny details at the waist and neck.
The world of cinema has also gathered in Seville to celebrate this festival dedicated to Latin music. The performer Milena Smit, known for her elegant outfits and her always commitment to black on the red carpet, has not disappointed with her choice: a voluminous cape full of fringes and with a mandarin collar.
Men's fashion seeks to gain a foothold on the red carpet circuit but few celebrities dare to take risks with it. In this night of glitter and kilometric trains, the look of singer Osvaldo Supino is undoubtedly worth highlighting, who has taken a risk with a body with large floor-length sleeves and tailored black pants.
