An Egyptian model preceded her in appearance... Julianne Moore in a huge blouse in New York
American actress Julianne Moore chose a look in cream and ivory white tones from the Italian fashion house Bottega Veneta to attend the premiere of the movie “The Debut” in New York City, moving away from the black looks she often relies on on the red carpet. The upper part is topped with the details of the look
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American actress Julianne Moore chose a look in cream and ivory white tones from the Italian fashion house Bottega Veneta to attend the premiere of the movie “The Debut” in New York City, moving away from the black looks she often relies on on the red carpet. The upper part was the top detail of the look, as it was made of cream-colored organza fabric, and was decorated with prominent embroideries that gave it a striking size and texture.
Moore coordinated the piece with ivory-white silk pants with a flowing cut, achieving a balance with the denser top in terms of detail and volume. Then the look was completed with high-heeled shoes and earrings from the Italian house, along with strong pink lipstick that harmonized with the color of her red hair.
This appearance came during the film's premiere at the New York Film Festival, where Moore participated in the photo session alongside American actress Emma Stone. A few days ago, Egyptian model Loujana Salah appeared with a similar look in terms of exaggerated size in a short dress, while attending the fashion show of French designer Christian Louboutin for the spring and summer season of 2027 during Paris Fashion Week.
Also in Paris, Moore chose a long, buttery yellow dress, woven from knitted fabric, with a straight neck and long sleeves, to attend the French house “Messika” high jewelry show event during Fashion Week.
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