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At this 12 months’s Venice Film Festival, Julia Roberts and Amanda Seyfried got here to advertise their movies, “After The Hunt” and “The Testament Of Ann Lee,” respectively. But after studying the story of their outfits, one other film involves thoughts: “The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants.”
Yes, Seyfried and Roberts lived out the sartorial fantasy of many millennials — sharing the excellent pair of denim (as a bunch of finest pals do in the latter movie). Act one befell on Friday, as Roberts posed for the afternoon photocall carrying a pair of darkish wash high-waisted denims, styled with a navy tailor-made wool blazer, a yellow, beige and brown striped shirt and a gold buckle belt. The outfit was designed by Versace’s new artistic director Dario Vitale, whose first assortment for the model is about to debut at the finish of September.
In an surprising flip, Seyfried, who shares the similar stylist with Roberts — Elizabeth Stewart — reached out on Instagram, asking to borrow the look. “Please let me wear the same outfit,” Seyfried wrote underneath a put up Steward had shared of Roberts.
Her request, it seems, was granted: See act two, through which Seyfried on Monday posted an Instagram picture of herself in the ensemble, which was an identical apart from her alternative of footwear. “Thanks for sharing Julia Roberts” learn the caption, together with the hashtags #sustainable and #shareyourlooks. It wasn’t the solely instance of outfit repeating on the pink carpet, both. Cate Blanchett, who typically re-wears her appears to be like and has turn out to be identified for taking a extra sustainably minded strategy to trend, arrived on the first day of the pageant in an Armani Privé robe she beforehand wore to the Screen Actor’s Guild Awards in 2022.
The Versace outfit was simply one in all quite a lot of sneak peeks celebrities have given the public of main designer debuts scheduled for Paris Fashion Week later this month. Luxury labels resembling Chanel, Bottega Veneta and Dior have all used the pageant’s star-studded pink carpet to tease their hotly anticipated collections.