At the 81st Venice International Film Festival, Jenna Ortega captivated everyone's attention with a striking outfit for the premiere of her new film, "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice." Paying homage to Lydia Deetz, cult character from the original “Beetlejuice”, the actress opted for a Dior creation which skillfully combines modern elegance and cinematic nostalgia.
Jenna Ortega stole the show at the opening of the 81st Venice International Film Festival with an outfit that was as striking as it was symbolic. For the world premiere of “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice”, the actress chose to wear a bright red Dior Haute Couture dress, reminiscent of Lydia Deetz's famous wedding dress in the cult 1988 film. This choice, bold and elegant, testifies to the homage that the actress pays to Winona Ryder, star of the first opus, with whom she now shares the poster.
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The Dior dress, the result of 600 hours of meticulous work, is distinguished by a backless heart-shaped bodice and a pleated red tulle skirt. The delicate neckline, held together by spaghetti straps, and the voluminous sheer skirt created an airy silhouette that dazzled the red carpet. Under this dress, Jenna Ortega wore red mini shorts for a modern and bold effect.
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Ortega completed this monochrome look with red Jimmy Choo platform shoes, smoky eye makeup and bright lipstick, emphasizing the fiery theme of her outfit. To complete the look, white and rose gold jewelry from Dior Joaillerie added an extra touch of sparkle.
With this appearance, Jenna Ortega does not just follow trends: she redefines them, combining iconic cinematic references and contemporary glamour. One thing is certain, the young actress marked the start of the festival with her mark and her style.
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