by Jenna Ortega joined the premiere of the film in New York City in New York City in New York City on Tuesday. The film costs the Weeknd, Riley Keough and the Oscar-nominated actor Barry Keoghan.
Ortega returned to the archives for the occasion of the red carpet. The actress was wearing a dress with the kind permission of Christian Dior’s autumn 2000 Ready-to-Wear collection, one of the many collections of the former creative director of the French luxury fashion house, John Galliano, who was able from 1997 to 2011.
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The newspaper pressure dress showed a slim, slim design and silhouette. On the fabric of the dress there were newspaper excerpts, columns and photos with a black and white photo of Galliano and text-based references to Dior.
The excerpt of the dress contained subtle fabric that draped for a light motor skeleton, and the straps contained small golden letters for Dior. The dress showed a graded, flowing hem with asymmetry for additional angles, sartorial voltage and side by side.
Ortega’s look also included a sensual detail – the dress was back and was back. As far as the rest of her look is concerned, Ortega’s Make -up from the artist Mélanie Inglessis inspired from the 90s with a touch of Studio 54. Her look showed soft brows with bold, smoky eyes and long eyelashes. Your hair was designed by Cesar Deleon Ramirez. Ortega’s look was curated by Stylist Enrique Melendez.
Ortega’s dress carries a wealth of history and another legendary moment of pop culture. The dress was previously worn by Sarah Jessica Parker in season three, episode 17 by “Sex and the City”. The legendary dress is part of Parker’s character Carrie Bradshaw’s wardrobe, a piece that she wears in a Pinnacle moment in the HBO series, which was awarded the Emmy Award, confronted as Carrie Natasha, played by Bridget Moynahhan. The legendary dress was sold for 15,000 euros at a Bonhams auction in 2022.
Gallianos shows from 1999 and 2000 as Creative Director of Christian Dior were described by the designer as a “break” for the French luxury fashion house. His collections and shows, characterized by their extravagized and exuberance, increased the niche aesthetics and found inspiration of characters such as Lauryn Hill and cultural shifts such as the hip shop and much more.
“Hurry Tomorrow” follows a troubled musician who, after crossing paths with a mysterious stranger, questions everything he knows. The film is staged by Trey Edward Shults. “Hurry Tomorrow” meets cinemas on Friday.
‘Heat yourself tomorrow’ Red Carpet Premiere: Jenna Ortega, Barry Keoghan and more celebrity style, photos
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