Andrea Rincón was one of the standout figures on the red carpet at the Martín Fierro de la Radio 2026 ceremony. True to her personal style, the actress chose an outfit with a lot of personality, where tweed elegance coexisted with floral romance and a rock-inspired edge.
Her choice was a design by Maximiliano Jitric, notable for a glam-trash aesthetic, a trend that plays with the combination of materials, textures and dress codes that seem opposed to create sophisticated looks, yet with a touch of rebellion.
Andrea Rincón’s Look: Tweed, Florals, and Sheer Details in a Glam-Trash Vibe
The dress, signed by Jitric, features a body-skimming silhouette and an irregular, trailing hem that brings drama and movement.
The richness of the design lies in its material mix: classic-inspired black-and-white tweed, layered flowers in reddish tones, and embroidered tulle that introduces transparency and a delicate air.
The contrast between the geometric weave, the floral motifs, and the lightness of the tulle creates an intriguing visual play. The asymmetric skirt, with frayed edges and varying lengths, reinforces that deliberately relaxed aesthetic.
To complete the look, the actress added a wide black belt that cinched the waist and a pair of black knee-high boots, a choice that finished giving the ensemble an urban, rock-inspired edge.
The accessories also joined the proposition: bronze earrings with a center of rhinestones, also by Jitric, adding a touch of sparkle.
A styling that breaks with the classic red-carpet codes
The styling was led by Caro Marafioti, who opted for an unconventional pairing for an awards ceremony.
Instead of delicate sandals or stilettos, the knee-high boots provided strength and attitude. The leather belt reinforced the silhouette and added another textural contrast.
As for the beauty look, makeup was handled by Mery Folgar, while Joaquín Persson took care of the hair. Andrea wore her long hair loose with natural waves, echoing the ensemble’s relaxed vibe.
The result was an outfit that merged the classic sophistication of tweed with the sensuality of sheer elements and the attitude of glam rock.
A fashion proposal that proves red-carpet rules can be reinvented and that, when texture mixing is well thought out, it can become the most attractive detail of a look.
