The event took place on Monday, September 7, at the Alvear Palace Hotel, where the Foundation for Combating Leukemia (Fundaleu) held its traditional annual gala with the aim of raising funds for research and treatment of leukemia and other hematologic-oncological diseases.




















Susana Giménez, une of the night’s major stars
Among the most talked-about looks was Susana Giménez’s, who chose a long black Alaïa dress with aquamarine-colored flowers. She completed the outfit with a black fur stole, gloves, and a small clutch.


The host was one of the gala’s central figures, which brought together an extensive lineup of guests from the show business, fashion, journalism, and the business world.

Juliana Awada and Argentine design
Juliana Awada also stood out among the guests with a design by Javier Saiach. The businesswoman and style reference returned to rely on one of Argentina’s most recognized designers, in a night where several figures chose signature pieces.

The presence of Argentine fashion was one of the gala’s common denominators, with different designers behind the looks of the celebrities.
Elina Costantini chose Gino Bogani
Elina Costantini arrived at the gala wearing a gown by Gino Bogani, accompanied by accessories by Connie Ávalos. The look had a Frida Kahlo-inspired aesthetic, with a combination that gave the outfit a strong identity.

Bogani was once again among the names chosen for a gala night, in which the wardrobe played a prominent role.

Andrea Frigerio, champagne and feathers
Andrea Frigerio was in charge of hosting the gala and did so wearing a striking champagne dress by Ménage à Trois. The design was worked with crystals and paillettes and featured ostrich feather sleeves.

The host completed the look with Santino jewelry, in a night look that combined sparkle, texture and volume.
The other standout looks at Fundaleu’s gala
The guest list also included various designer and international label choices. Rossella della Giovampaolla chose a colorful Carolina Herrera design, while Soledad Solaro went with a Benito Fernández look.

Guillermina Valdés wore a Camila Romano dress and Ana Rusconi chose a design by Oscar de la Renta. Nicole Neumann, for her part, joined the night with a look featuring sheer elements.

The gala also featured appearances by figures such as Evangelina Bomparola, Maru Botana, Teté Coustarot, Mariana Fabbiani, Laurita Fernández, Araceli González, Facundo Arana, Lizy Tagliani, Débora Plager, Cristina Pérez, Marley, Miguel Del Sel, Rada, and Elba Marcovecchio, among many others.

Beyond fashion, during the night the construction of a new medical center was announced, which will unify Fundaleu’s three sites. Thus, the gala once again combined the presence of public figures and fashion with its main objective: to contribute to the fight against hematologic-oncologic diseases.