The Valentino Haute Couture 2022/2023 Fashion Show Was a Pink Out
Hot pink seemed to be the unspoken theme for several celebrities at the Valentino Haute Couture 2022/2023 fashion show in Rome, Italy. Fuschia is the classic Valentino color, so many of the attendees chose to stay on theme.
Anne Hathaway took the spotlight with a stunning sparkly pink minidress. The dress had long sleeves and ruffles underneath the bust, adding another simple touch of flare to the already eye-catching look. She also wore striking fuschia platform heels paired with a studded minibag to match.
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Leonie Hanne also went monochrome with a hot pink two-piece ensemble. She wore a fuschia bra that had a statement bow in the front, and a simple domed skirt that fell just about her ankles. A pair of thick platform heels accompanied the outfit, along with matching tights and elegant opera gloves.
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Ariana DeBose wore a floral fuschia minidress full of lifelike rose texture. She also paired the dress with chunky platform heels and a minibag.
Tommy Dorfman wore futuristic metallic bulky pants with matching hot pink sneakers. Dorfman wore a pink strapless bra with a mesh bulky fuschia tee overtop. Along with a few statement rings and simple bracelets, Dorfman sported a matching bag as well.
Charles Melton also shined bright with a fuschia ensemble, including an oversized suit jacket and coordinating sneakers. The bulky suit was accessorized with a simple necklace and pair of sunglasses.
Florence Pugh looked as if she stepped out of a fairytale with a stunning hot pink tulle gown. She also wore the classic platform heels with this halter-neck dress. Pugh received mixed reviews for her outfit choice due to the front of the dress being see-through, completely revealing her chest.
Despite backlash, Pugh stated that she was proud of her outfit choice, and that no one should care this much about a woman’s body. She addressed all of the hateful comments in an Instagram post description, where she told everyone that they needed to learn how to respect women and what they choose to wear, since it should be up to them.
Sources:
https://people.com/style/florence-pugh-claps-back-critics-her-free-the-nipple-moment-valentino-show/
https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2022-couture/valentino
