Venice Film Festival’s Muted Red Carpet Fashion Is a Sign of the Times
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The Venice Film Festival showcased subdued fashion moments and numerous fashion parties. Costume designer Marissa Schwartz discussed crafting a wardrobe featuring Chanel, Bode, and thrifted finds for a show about summering in the Hamptons of the North. Buck Mason's executive vice president of women's wear design shared her vision for expanding the brand.
At the "15/18 (A Place to Heal)" screening, Maggie Gyllenhaal was seen attending the event, surrounded by Chanel, Celine, and The Row. Jury president Gyllenhaal acknowledged the lack of female representation, describing it as a "systemic problem." Despite the underrepresentation of women behind the camera, Gyllenhaal was the festival's best-dressed, showcasing her understated and confident style.
Her outfit included a black suit by The Row, Celine gown, and Chloé ballet flats. Other notable fashion choices included Phoebe Waller-Bridge's tailored black-and-white outfit, Kate Mara and Rooney Mara's black-and-white ensembles, Mariana di Girolamo's modern bridal-inspired look, and John Malkovich's quirky style choices, which made waves at the festival.
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