Venice Film Festival: Stars bring their fashion A-game to red carpet

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Actress Zendaya was the talk of the town (well, the internet) with her daring, thigh-high slit Balmain gown in a light brown leather, work to the premiere of much-anticipated film ‘Dune’. The outfit was iced out with silver and green Bulgari accessories that elevated the understated dress. Image Credit: Reuters

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It seems Zoe Saldana also got the high-slit memo. The actress wore a shimmering red Dolce & Gabbana dress that was top-to-toe sequins to the screening of her new movie ‘The Hand of God’. She kept it simple with sleek black heels, just a few pieces of jewellery, and minimal make-up. Image Credit: Reuters

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Helen Mirren made a splash at the opening ceremony and screening of the film ‘Madres Paralelas’ with a gown that was quirky and classy at the same time — a custom Dolce & Gabbana piece made of mint green sequins that was a beautiful contrast to the red carpet she strutted on. Image Credit: AFP

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At the premiere of her movie ‘The Power of the Dog’, actress Kirsten Dunst opted for an almost gothic gown. The black Armani Prive dress featured subtle but eye-catching appliques and embellishments that added interest to the otherwise simple silhouette. Image Credit: Photo by MIGUEL MEDINA / AFP

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Actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish went for an ultra feminine look for the premiere of her film ‘The Card Counter’. She looked ravishing in the strapless black and white gown by Christian Siriano that had a cinched waist and elegant fishtail skirt. She added a modern touch with her short, blonde hair. Image Credit: Photo by Filippo MONTEFORTE / AFP

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Cynthia Erivo has been pulling out all the stop with her red carpet looks that are zany and playful. For her most recent outfit at the screening of the film ‘Last Night in Soho’, the actress wore a lively Valentino Haute Couture dress that featured a canary yellow top and a feathery pink skirt. Image Credit: Photo by Filippo MONTEFORTE / AFP

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Actress Dakota Johnson attended the premiere of ‘The Lost Daughter’ wearing a custom Gucci gown that gave off gladiator vibes — in a good way! The sheer metallic grey gown featured lots of flowing parts and jewels, and some pretty serious shoulder pad action. Image Credit: Photo by MIGUEL MEDINA / AFP

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Jessica Chastain wore a fiery red number for the screening of her film ‘Scenes from a Marriage’. The strapless Atelier Versace gown featured a simple, straight silhouette, but it took the cake for its uniquely patterned sequins. The colour of the outfit even matched Chastain’s red hair. Image Credit: Photo by MIGUEL MEDINA / AFP

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Anya Taylor-Joy was in a Barbie world with her outfit to the screening of her film ‘Last Night In Soho’. The custom Christian Dior gown stood out thanks to its a bright, bubblegum pink shade, with matching hat and heels! Image Credit: REUTERS/Yara Nardi

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Just like Princess Diana, who she portrays in the movie ‘Spencer’, Kirsten Stewart wrote her own fashion rules for the film’s screening in Venice. Stewart opted for something more casual than a gown, but still classy — a mint green dress paired with matching pants from Chanel that featured lace detailing. Image Credit: REUTERS/Yara Nardi

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