Remember when we suggested Eva Green should have saved her stunning Armani Privé Fall 2017 dress for a major red carpet event?
Well, it seems she took our advice to heart. After initially wearing the exquisite dress during the Cannes Film Festival to a private event three months ago, Eva decided to give this Armani Privé dress a second spin at the ‘Babygirl’ Venice Film Festival premiere this evening. And thank goodness she did, because this look truly deserved an encore.
Now, I know what you might be thinking: where are the sleeves? When Eva first wore this dress, the romantic, ethereal sleeves created such a dreamy, captivating silhouette that left us all in awe. The addition of the striped Roger Vivier shoes at Cannes also brought a quirky, playful twist that perfectly balanced the dress’ elegance. Yes, I’ll admit I felt a slight pang when I realized these charming elements were missing from her Venice appearance.
But upon closer inspection, Eva’s new approach to the dress is nothing short of brilliant. This time around, she has paired the gown with stunning emerald jewels that bring an entirely different kind of magic to the look. The deep green of the jewels perfectly complements the sophisticated tones and texture of the dress, amplifying the rich, luxurious feel. Some might find this a more refined interpretation.
What’s truly remarkable is how Eva manages to breathe new life into a piece that we thought we had already seen at its best. This isn’t a repeat performance; it’s a completely reimagined look that showcases Eva’s ability to continually surprise us with her fashion choices.
It’s refreshing to see an actress like Eva reminding us of the power of a truly great dress—and the joy of seeing it more than once. By choosing to wear this Armani Privé dress again, she has not only given us a second chance to admire its beauty but also demonstrated that great style is worth revisiting.
So bravo to Eva, for proving that a dress, much like a good film, deserves more than one showing.
Stylist: Mistersamuelf.
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