The red carpet at the Oscars always promises moments , especially stylistic ones. Dream dresses and others that are a real fiasco, but there is always one that remains in our retina for eternity and it is because it goes beyond a silhouette, a color or a signature. And this is what happened this Sunday in Los Angeles with the look of Natalie Portman.
The actress may not fall into the category of best dressed, but it is undoubtedly the most powerful dress on the film date. "I wanted to recognize all the women who have not been recognized for their incredible work, in my own way," said Portman as she walked the red carpet when asked about her dress, a Dior piece designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri.
The piece consists of a black bodysuit with a sweetheart neckline covered with a transparent tulle cape with gold details and a rope belt that ties the model at the waist. A beautiful and original design that the interpreter has completed with a long black cape that has become the main protagonist of her look , for the way in which it elevates the style in general and for its enormous meaning in particular, and it is that all the names of the directors who have made great films this year and have not been recognized for it were embroidered in gold.
Scafaria, Gerwig, Wang, Amiel, Diops, Heller, Har'el, Matsoukas and Sciamma are the nine surnames that could be read on Natalie Portman's cape, all of them women who have been left in the background when it comes to distributing the nominations for Best Director at the 2020 Oscars. Natalie Portman is aware of the importance of this red carpet and what better occasion to launch this feminist message that has reached the entire globe and that goes far beyond fashion . Big!
FINAL NOTE: We live in love with her hair, a bob cut that is pure trend this year and that could not be more rejuvenating and flattering.
