The San Sebastian Film Festival continues to fill the city with fashion as well as movies.
In an edition where black is dominating the red carpet -as has already happened in the most recent ones, for example during the last Venice Festival, which seemed also marked by the death of the Queen of England- two of its great protagonists have put the color note.
The first, Penélope Cruz, brand new National Cinematography Award, which she received from the Minister of Culture, Miquel Iceta.
To pick it up, she changed her traditional preference for black, opting for a two-piece with a miniskirt in a flattering dusty pink, a design in the purest
Chanel
style , a brand of which she is an ambassador.
Penelope Cruz, protagonist
The actress, who among other awards has in her possession the honorary César, three Goyas, a Volpi Cup and an Oscar, has become with this award the great protagonist of the festival.
In his speech after receiving the award, he recalled the three directors who paved the way for him -
Bigas Luna, Fernando Trueba
and
Pedro Almodóvar
- and especially his family: "The streets of my neighborhood became sets for incredible stories. That's why I have a lot of I have to thank my parents a lot for supporting me on a path that was so foreign to them", she said emotionally.
White and prints
The other ray of light in the midst of the elegant blackness of the total black came from the hand of
Olivia Wilde.
Her first look in the city of San Sebastian was a splendid long
70s
-inspired dress with a flattering floral print with large sunflowers.
Along with her, two other Spanish actresses,
Bárbara Lennie
and
Alba Guilera
, have joined the list of best dressed with two sophisticated looks in pristine white with a common element: the cape.
This is the highlight of the red carpet of the second day of the festival.
The best looks from the San Sebastian Film Festival
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Penelope Cruz never fails
Penélope Cruz received the 2022 National Film Award with emotion, which makes her the absolute protagonist of this 70th edition of the festival.
To pick it up, she broke her usual predilection for black and chose a two-piece with a miniskirt in a romantic pink.
A
Chanel
design with a straight silhouette and French sleeve jacket with jewel buttons and topped with a thick contrast braid.
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Anna Castillo reinvents the masculine look
In the morning, the actress Anna Castillo chose to present 'Wild Sunflowers', the film by Jaime Rosales, a masculine-inspired tailored suit that replaced trousers with a miniskirt and opted for accessories: black tie and platform loafers with socks.
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Alba Guilera, sophisticated transparencies
Transparencies always triumph, even more so if they are as sophisticated as the ones Alba Guilera wore with this design in a delicate mesh fabric embroidered with rhinestones that was combined with a cape.
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Noémie Merlant, with glamorous pants
The actress of 'One year, one night' chose a sophisticated metallic pants to step on the red carpet during the premiere of the film.
She paired it with a crop top and a tuxedo jacket around her waist.
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Natalia de Molina bets on the cut out
For the red carpet of the film 'One year, one night', the Andalusian actress chose a more sober dress than the one she wore during the opening ceremony: a cut-out design with thin straps and sequins that she accompanied with minimal strappy sandals.
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Marian Mathias, the power of the little black dress
Marian Mathias followed the trend of total black that is marking the red carpet of this festival with a simple dress with a t-shirt body and a full skirt.
She presented the film 'Runner', her debut feature, an intimate and poetic work,
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Olivia Wilde, a ray of sunshine
The arrival of Olivia Wilde in San Sebastián raised the tone of the festival.
In the midst of the expectation that her film, 'Don't Worry Darling', and the entanglements of its protagonists -Harry Styles and Florence Pugh- have raised, she elevated the style of the festival and put the note of color with this floral print dress in orange tones from the spring-summer 2019 collection of the
Kwaidan Editions brand.
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