Rachel Zegler Embraces Romance in Dior Gown for ‘Evita' Press Night in London
Zegler's romantic dress featured sheer fabric and exposed boning throughout, along with intricate beadwork all over the frock. With a romantic aesthetic, Zegler's dress also featured a playful use of proportions, including a voluminous skirt that juxtaposed the fitted bodice of the dress from the French luxury fashion house.
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Zegler paired the look with pointed-toe heels by Malone Souliers and accessorized her attire with jewelry pieces from David Morris and Ananya. The actress and singer's hair was styled by Dayaruci, with makeup by artist Valeria Ferreira. Zegler's look was curated by stylist Sarah Slutsky Tooley, who also works with McKenna Grace and Renée Elise Goldsberry, among others.
Zegler's 'Evita' after party look made its runway debut during Paris Couture Week last January. Curated by Maria Grazia Chiuri, who announced in May that she was stepping down from her role as the women's artistic director, the collection 'was a festival of diaphanous corsets, crinolines and fitted tailcoats,' Joelle Diderich wrote in WWD's review of the collection.
'Wraparound panels embroidered with the botanical drawings of Indian artist Rithika Merchant were echoed in hoop skirts dripping with tendrils of lace and embroidered flowers, although these distracted somewhat from the core idea of the show, which was a playful exploration of silhouettes and proportions,' Diderich wrote.
Zegler has a close relationship with the French luxury fashion house. In December 2023, Dior appointed the actress and singer as a brand ambassador. Along with wearing designs from Dior's women's collections, Zegler also works in tandem with Peter Philips, creative and image director of Dior Makeup.
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