Georgina Rodriguez brought the drama to Venice.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s longtime girlfriend hit the red carpet on Tuesday at the 80th Venice Film Festival. Ahead of attending the premiere of “Enea,” she posed for photos wearing black patent leather boots. Her shoes featured a pointed toe and a thick platform base that added an extra inch to the overall height of the boots.
Rodriguez paired the boots with a stunning red gown. Her dress featured a long train as well as a ruched material throughout the bodice. The garment also featured a sweetheart neckline with an off-the-shoulder finish. Rodriguez paired the dress with white opera gloves and a large dazzling diamond choker necklace, as well as a matching bracelet and ring.
Before walking on the red carpet, the Spanish influencer was seen arriving to the festival, while wearing red strappy heels paired with a coordinating minidress. Her dress was made of red fabric with an ombre-life effect on the hems, bleeding into orange and yellow shades.
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When it comes to fashion, Rodríguez often favors fitted silhouettes for formal events. She often slips into pointed-toe pumps in various patterns and textures for any occasion from designer brands like Maison Valentino, Christian Louboutin and Louis Vuitton. Rodríguez has also starred in many campaigns over the years, like for swimwear brand Yamamay, Swiss watch and jewelry brand Chopard.
The Venice Film Festival will feature international movies and cinematic shorts debuting for the new season. The 80th annual event is also taking place during the SAG-AFTRA strike, which has current interim agreements to allow U.S. actors to appear at the occasion. Aside from numerous premieres — including “Maestro,” “Priscilla” and “Ferrari” — the week will conclude with its starry amFar Gala, featuring performances by Leona Lewis and Rita Ora.
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