Juana Viale once again leaned on the haute couture of Gino Bogani to host her traditional Sunday luncheons. True to her style, the actress and host chose a garment with a strong presence, featuring a sophisticated and bohemian aesthetic that fused velvet with embroidered details.
“Look, it’s the start of the month, and look at what we have, a genuine Gino Bogani,”
Cabe destacar que, a partir de ahora, Bogani será quien vista a la conductora una vez por mes, por lo que cada aparición con sus diseños se convierte en una de las más esperadas por los fanáticos de la moda.
Juana Viale wore an Old-Gold Velvet Dress
For this Sunday, Juana wore a floor-length velvet gown in an old-gold hue, a warm and sophisticated shade that gave the overall look a vintage vibe.
The design featured long sleeves, a base neckline, and a gathered skirt, which accompanied the movement of the silhouette.
“It’s a velvet dress in old-gold with embroidery on the bib neckline and a draped belt with embroidered cuffs,” explained the presenter as she showed the design to the cameras.
One of the dress’s standout elements was precisely the artisanal details. The embroidery appeared on both the neckline and the cuffs, while the draped belt cinched the waist and added texture to the ensemble.
Juana Viale’s Gypsy Chic Look
Bogani’s proposal was anchored in a gypsy chic aesthetic, characterized by blending bohemian-inspired elements with sophisticated, high-fashion pieces.
In this case, the floor-length silhouette, the gathered skirt, velvet, and embroidery built a silhouette with bohemian echoes, yet elevated to an elegant realm thanks to the tailoring and the materials chosen.
The host complemented the dress with gold jewelry by Gino Bogani, which reinforced the warm color palette of the styling and added a touch of shine without taking away from the design’s protagonism.
Juana Viale’s Beauty Look
To complete the look, Juana wore her hair pulled back into a tight ponytail, to which extensions were added to provide greater length and volume.
The makeup followed the same color palette as the dress: she chose golden eyeshadows, which brightened the gaze and harmonized with the accessories.
Thus, once again, Juana Viale found in fashion a way to play with different styles and textures. This time, alongside Gino Bogani, she opted for a sophisticated version of gypsy chic, with the old-gold velvet as the star.
