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Viola Davis’s breathtaking Alexander McQueen illusion dress. |
The 93rd Academy Awards ceremony, previously traditionally held at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, was held at various venues this year due to coronary virus infection. This year's Oscars took place in Los Angeles, in person, and without a mask.
Viola Davis shone on a neon path with awards in custom costumes from talented Italian designers in 2021 - from brilliant creativity Turo Oval to cult icon Julie Lamen Crowe - and movable copies that honor the actor's African-American heritage. When the Black Bottom star of Ma Rainey asked for a stunning color palette for the SAG Awards, Louis Vuitton took on the task of preparing a crazy cocktail of lime and lime. By the time the Independent Spirit Awards came out, Jonathan Anderson had signed on to design a dream outfit for the star at the mood-enhancing, color-blocking Center. The cuts to the Oscars, and the role in creating the look of an academy-nominated red carpet, have always been hotly contested. Who has Davis? Craft Queen Sarah Burton in Alexander McQueen.
"Viola loves Sarah's work and we've dreamed of making her a costume for many years," Davis stylist Elizabeth Stewart, who has embraced stardom since 2009, told British Vogue. The meticulously executed look - Burton's exemplary beauty, intellectual prowess - is a face of the rainbow that came to define Davis's red carpet look this season. Stewart said, "Viola's only direction was white, but McQueen saw the technique of beating on a black top on the runway and asked for that job."
Against a lightweight chiffon skirt, the stunning concealment and revealing effect of the beaded corset top took countless hours to apply - the storm of awards season was a time that was generally unacceptable, and the first digital form to travel 2021 - fast. Challenging. Stewart explains, "This dress gives the illusion of showing off the skin, but it is actually a tinted corset that matches the tone of the skin." "This was achieved by experimenting on about 20 swatches, with the help of her makeup artist Autumn Molt, who provided Atlee with the primary colors used in Viola."
The amazing, thoughtful work of one of the most important craft enthusiasts reflects his own dedication to Davis' work. "It's an exciting [shooting] experience," said Davis E! He has a "quiet" experience walking on the red carpet as the most nominated black actor in history. His stunning appearance ("Alexander McQueen's Baby!") Does him justice more than once.
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