Zoe Saldaña Glitters in Thom Browne Gown With Her Kids on the 2025 Santa Barbara International Film Festival Red Carpet
Zoe Saldaña made the Santa Barbara International Film Festival a family affair on Wednesday in Santa Barbara, Calif. The Oscar-nominated 'Emilia Pérez' actress attended the red carpet event with her family, posing for photos with her three sons, twins Bowie and Cy and youngest son Zen.
Saldaña wore a glittering dress courtesy of Thom Browne. The sleeveless maxidress featured sharp shoulders and a boxy bodice with an A-line skirt. The dress included allover black sequins and backless elements, with two bands of small fabric with Thom Browne's signature stripes holding the back of the dress together near the base of the neckline.
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Saldaña completed the look with black pointed-toe heels and accessorized with jewelry courtesy of Yeprem.
As for her glam, the actress' hair featured an intricate braid and slicked back style with Jennifer Behr bows in her hair. The actress' makeup featured a glowing look, with bold brows, a smokey eye and glossy lip courtesy of makeup artist Vera Steimberg.
Saldaña's look was curated by stylist Petra Flannery, who also works with Renée Zellweger and Reese Witherspoon.
Prior to accepting the American Riviera Award at the film festival, Saldaña posed for a few photos with her three sons. Saldaña shares her children with her husband of more than 10 years Marco Perego.
Saldaña's awards season attire thus far has featured a string of top-line designers and fashion houses. Saint Laurent, the fashion house Saldaña wore to the Critics Choice Awards, is among the most notable designers the actress has worn over the course of the last several months. The French luxury fashion house has an intimate connection to 'Emilia Pérez,' the film for which Saldaña earned her first Oscar nomination.
Saint Laurent creative director Anthony Vaccarello's Saint Laurent Productions served as a coproducer on the Netflix film. Many of the costumes featured in the film came from Vaccarello's archives, which costume designer Virginie Montel styled for the cast.
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