‘Don’t blink, you’re missing it’ is what you must have thought Ana de Armas as soon as he stepped on the gold carpet for the first time – and not the red one, you read correctly – at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles. Comparisons of her with Marilyn Monroe have been repeated over and over again in recent months, and it has often been the Cuban interpreter herself who has encouraged them, since she gave life to the most famous blonde of the 20th century in the film Blondethe winks to her have been constant.
Through her hairstyle, her makeup and her outfits, Ana has reminded us time and again of the Californian and the night she could have received her first golden statuette (although she didn’t) precisely for that role, she was not going to be less. So she came to dolby theater los angeles with a gold fitted dress with mermaid silhouette with which he looked impressive. A design with which we could perfectly imagine Marilyn Monroe in the 50s.
dazzling with a elegant design in champagne color by Louis Vuittonsignature of which she is an ambassador, fitted and adorned with a ruffled skirt as a purely Spanish nodthe interpreter, 34 years old, was applauded upon her arrival at the theater as a nominee for her fascinating interpretation of Marilyn Monroe in blonde, a recognition that the Hollywood diva never received. She completed her look with her hair loose parted in the middle and finished in waves, and jewels of the Maison.
In contrast to the elaborate dress, Ana opted for a very natural beauty look, especially if we look at her hair. Leaving complicated up-dos and waves aside old hollywood -which were Marilyn’s favorites-, she preferred to show off her smooth hair, with moving ends and a central parting; a hairstyle by the prestigious stylist Jenny Cho.
Makeup was done by Melanie Inglessis, who also usually prepares other stars such as Jenna Ortega or Emma Roberts. She was focused on the gaze of the Cuban, whose green color has been highlighted with pink shadows and mascara, with luminous skin and lips naked as secondary companions. The result, together with the golden dress, was elegant and sexy, simple but special.
His first time at the Oscars
Although she had already gone to Oscar parties in previous years, it was the first time for Ana de Armas at the gala. The occasion deserved it and the actress was accompanied by her boyfriend, the vice president of Tinder Paul BoukadakisI couldn’t be more proud of it. For the first time they posed together, starring in this beautiful photo that will remain for the memory.
“It is a very special momentIt’s a shame Marilyn didn’t get a recognition. I am very, very happy after so much effort that this is the end.” he pointed out as soon as he stepped on the carpet of the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles. “I am alone, my director (Andrew Dominik) is not there, and I feel like I am representing all my teammates,” she added, not before adding that the best of this season “have been all the moments she has shared with all the nominated actors”.
Becoming one of the great divas of Hollywood has been, without a doubt, a before and after in professional and personal life by Ana de Armas. However, Oscar night was the ideal moment to say goodbye to his beloved Marilyn. This ‘farewell’ was reflected in the Vanity Fair party that was held after the Oscars. the protagonist of Deep Water, Blade Runner 2049 either no time to die she changed her dress and looked a totally different image.
Ana once again bet on Louis Vuitton, the firm of which she is the image, but she got rid of her more Monroe side to show off her figure with this sensational design with a suggestive side opening that revealed her silver sandals. It is a made-to-measure dress made of embroidered tulle with drawing of flowers embroidered with sequins that is inspired by stained glass windows from the Louis Vuitton family home in Asnières, and which, today, is a museum and factory for the Maison’s trunks and special orders.
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