A shiny look, but without giving up flat and comfortable sandals. Here’s how the actress performed on the red carpet.
Charlize Theron teaches us to be elegant no need for high heels or annoying cleavage. Thus, the actress and model, the protagonist of cult commercials such as Martini or Dior, chose flat sandals to open the brand. Boutique Breitling Meatpacking in NYC. Did he do it for convenience? Or to keep up with a busy schedule? For her, of course, the first event started on the right foot.
Bright image of Charlize Theron
The transparent top is completely studded with pearls, so much so that Charlize in an Instagram post, where she shows off the Givenchy look, writes: “Night PearlThe peek-a-boo effect is softened by a voluminous jacket, which is skillfully paired with a black silk maxi skirt.
Charlize Theron in Givenchy at the Breitling’s Meatpacking Boutique Opening
It’s easy to think that a top, jewelry, or watch would grab attention (after all, Breitling is a watch company), but that’s not the case. Real heroes of the image? These casual flat sandals don’t detract from Theron’s chic style.
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Charlize Theron in a pose showing low sandals
actress rings, bright and radiant, just like the top she wears, from Ana Khoury. The Brazilian designer always creates limited-edition pieces with sinuous and not-so-geometric shapes.
Charlize Theron wearing Ana Khoury jewelry
Choose light and bright makeup
Charlize Theron wears a radiant and light make-up, a nude look is so dear to Chiara Ferragni. Well-groomed and combed up eyebrows, a pearl-pink eyeshadow palette, a radiant complexion and delicate lips. Effect called bonne mine and signed Keith Lee. The makeup artist’s clients also include Kristen Stewart, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, Nicola Peltz Beckham, Taylor Russell and Keira Knightley.
Neutral makeup by makeup artist Kate Lee.
The actress has always been blonde except for a brief hiatus in which she went brunette, and is a fan of short haircuts. At the opening of the Breitling Meatpacking boutique, her hairdresser Jenny Cho he created an image for her with her hair gathered in a low ponytail, the strand of which remains only a little rebellious.