The red carpets prior to pageants or any media gala are the closest thing to a stylistic test or exam that a celebrity has to pass. The more the event transcends, the greater the impact that style will have. The Latin Grammy Awards, without a doubt, were a litmus test for all the guests.
This year many were playing at home - for the first time Seville has hosted this great competition - so it was not only enough to choose a flattering dress, but any wink and/or tribute could be the determining element that made the difference in the judgment. final.
The woman who is called “Queen” wherever she goes showed off her nickname and brought out her sensuality with an impressive Balenciaga suit. A transparent dress with small crystal inlays that was inspired by the typical cantaora costume. To top it off, some laminated eyebrows for a feline look effect.
Nieves Álvarez has the ability to know what style to choose at all times and always come out a winner. For this occasion, the model and television presenter posed with a dress from the It Spain brand inspired by the 'glam rock' of the seventies.
When the actress steps on a red carpet one can only see the sophisticated elegance of Saint Laurent. Smit's signature fetish, which embodies the sensuality and rock soul of Vaccarello and of which she is the image, transformed the performer (with a huge black cape full of fringes) into a phoenix ready to take flight.
The actress of the Elite series Martina Cariddi attended the gala as a guest with a design that did not go unnoticed by anyone. A shiny silver dropped-shoulder suit signed by the famous Sevillian designer, Nicolás Montenegro. For jewelry, the interpreter opted for the Catalan brand Tous.
The artist, who has just released her first single, captured all the attention thanks to her dress, makeup and hairstyle. Abellán chose a suit handmade by designer Pepa Salazar from a Levi's 501. Just by promoting circular fashion and raising awareness about recycling in the fashion industry, she deserves a place on the best dressed list.
The Spanish singer opted for a very original and folkloric design. A dress in white and silver tones full of rhinestones with marked shoulder pads that was reminiscent of the typical jacket worn by bullfighters. At her feet, extra-long pointed boots.
The presenter wore a very flattering silver dress by the Andalusian designer Vicky Martín Berrocal.
