On August 28, all eyes of the film world turned to Italy, where the 81st Venice Film Festival opened. It is a prestigious event that always attracts A-list stars. This year Beetlejuice Beetlejuice by Tim Burton opened the celebration. Of course, the cast gathered for various events throughout the day. Among them, Monica Bellucci stood out and made quite an impression.
Monica Bellucci’s divine look
At the photocall, Monica Bellucci wowed everyone with her impeccable style. She chose a stunning dress from her favorite luxury brand, Dolce & Gabbana. This black dress with white dots had long, slightly transparent sleeves and a deep neckline. It perfectly highlighted her shoulders and gave a glimpse of her bra strap.
The dress was accompanied by a pencil skirt that ended just above Monica’s ankles. She accessorized with a pair of open high heels and a small black leather bag. With her flowing hair and smoky eyes, Monica Bellucci embodied the true essence of an Italian diva.
Monica Bellucci looks fantastic in a Dolce & Gabbana dress.
A fashion icon
It wasn’t the first time that Monica Bellucci’s look caused a stir at the Venice Film Festival. The actress already caused quite a stir when she arrived with Tim Burton. Her stunning outfits are the result of her collaboration with stylist Barbara Baumel. Both women worked their magic on these looks and it’s safe to say they hit the mark!
After the photo shoot, Monica Bellucci left everyone speechless again. At the film premiere that evening, she shone in a Vivienne Westwood dress with a breathtaking neckline. Monica Bellucci’s look once again caused the whole city to talk.
Monica Bellucci’s appearance at the Venice Film Festival proves that she is still a fashion icon. Her impeccable wardrobe choices and her collaboration with Barbara Baumel captivate fans and critics alike. Whether in Dolce & Gabbana or Vivienne Westwood, Monica remains the epitome of Italian elegance and flair.
**Monica Bellucci (59 years old) true Italian diva in a long cleavage dress à la Mostra de Venise**
This article first appeared on grazia.fr – Author: Allison Pujol
