The red carpet of the Idol Awards held this Wednesday, October 28, at Usina del Arte brought together various figures from the digital world who stood out with their fashion choices. Among them, Daniela Celis starred in one of the night’s sweetest moments as she arrived accompanied by her twin daughters, Aimé and Laia.
The content creator and former participant of Gran Hermano chose an ivory dress with a corset and bejeweled details, while the little girls wore pale pink tulle dresses with ruffles and delicate little purses. A coordinated family proposal that combined elegance, sweetness, and romantic details.
Daniela Celis: Ivory dress with jeweled corset and flowing skirt
For the ceremony, Daniela opted for a sophisticated ivory design, a silhouette that combined structure and movement.
The corset, the centerpiece of the upper part, stood out with bejeweled embroidery around the neckline and three-dimensional floral appliqués on the straps.
The piece cinched the waist and gave way to a long flowing skirt that brought lightness and movement to the ensemble. The choice of the light tone and the delicate details reinforced the romantic imprint of the styling, without losing the impact inherent to a red carpet look.
Beauty look radiant and loose mane
To complete the dress, Daniela wore her long dark hair loose, with a middle part and soft waves framing her face.
The makeup complemented the look with a radiant complexion, defined cheekbones with warm blush, feline eyeliner and defined lashes. The lips, outlined and dark, provided an intense contrast and added a touch of sophistication to the ensemble.
Aimé and Laia: pink tulle dresses and delicate accessories
The twins Aimé and Laia also stood out with coordinated looks in pale pink. Both wore dresses with thin straps, fitted bodices, and short puffed skirts made of layers of tulle with ruffles that added volume and a fairy-tale aesthetic.
To complete the looks, they added white Velcro sneakers and a small matching purse. The children’s accessories complemented the dresses without overpowering the outfits and reinforced the harmony among the three looks.
