Georgina Rodríguez's new nod to 'Pretty Woman'

Georgina Rodríguez became one of the great protagonists of the last edition of the Venice Film Festival with her styling.

Oliver Thansan
Oliver Thansan
19 September 2023 Tuesday 17:01
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Georgina Rodríguez's new nod to 'Pretty Woman'

Georgina Rodríguez became one of the great protagonists of the last edition of the Venice Film Festival with her styling. The model captured everyone's attention with a spectacular outfit inspired by the one worn by Vivian Ward (Julia Roberts), from Pretty Woman, to go to the opera for the first time with Edward Lewis (Richard Gere).

The influencer arrived on the red carpet in a spectacular red design from Vetements' spring-summer 2024 collection, with a pronounced Bardot neckline, tight to her slender silhouette and a long train. She completed the look with long white gloves, exactly like young Vivian,

But this has not been Georgina's only nod to the film. This week the businesswoman has once again kept in mind one of the most memorable scenes from the film to go shopping in Riyadh, where she has lived since the end of last year, along with her manager Ramón Jordana and her hairdresser and makeup artist Sergio Antón de las Nieves.

We are referring to the moment when Vivian goes shopping on Rodeo Drive, the most exclusive street in Beverly Hills, and walks through the area loaded with bags from the most select brands. A scene that Rodríguez has recreated in one of the city's luxurious shopping centers, where she has ended up carrying several Chanel and Cartier bags.

The businesswoman herself has shared several moments of this shopping day with her more than 51 million followers. For the occasion, she wore a long black dress that hugged his figure, with thin straps and a round neckline.

A piece that she wears with pumps with a very high stiletto heel, a black jacket with jewel buttons and one of her inseparable Hermès Birkin bags, this time in black to finish off the total look. There is also no shortage of his diamond jewelry, a collection that he could have expanded after his time at Cartier.