Inés de Ramón once again became one of the most watched figures on the San Sebastián Festival red carpet. Brad Pitt’s partner accompanied the actor to the premiere of Heart of the Beast and chose for the occasion a dress that gathered several of the keys that make lingerie-inspired style one of fashion’s most sensual bets.
At 33 years old, Inés wore a green lace, floor-length dress with thin straps and a deep V neckline. The design, completely fitted at the top, hugged her silhouette and then fell to the floor with a fluid, flowing skirt.
But the detail that elevated the look was the transparency effect. The dress had a nude-toned lining that, combined with the lace, created the visual impression of wearing the garment directly on the skin. A resource that harks back to the classic naked dress, but in this case presented reinterpreted from a more delicate and sophisticated aesthetic.
Lace, transparencies and an ultra-feminine silhouette
Green was also a key choice. Rather than turning to the classic black typically associated with lingerie-inspired dresses, Inés opted for a shade that brought freshness and made the lace the main protagonist of the look.
The design didn’t require many elements to create impact. In fact, the model and entrepreneur kept the rest of the styling deliberately minimalist: no earrings or necklace and barely a gold ring on the ring finger.
This decision to scale back the accessories shifted all attention to the dress texture, its neckline, and the interplay between the green lace and the nude lining.
The beauty look complemented the relaxed aesthetic
Inés also kept a natural line in the makeup and hair. She wore fresh skin, mascara and a touch of gloss on the lips, while her hair appeared gathered in a relaxed bun.
The fringe and some loose strands around the face completed the relaxed vibe of the look, in contrast with the dress’s sensuality.
The result was a proposal that found the balance between sexy and sophisticated: a lingerie-inspired dress that reveals a lot of skin, yet is sustained by an elegant palette, a clean silhouette and minimal accessories.
On the San Sebastián red carpet, Inés de Ramón once again demonstrated that, when a garment has enough strength on its own, less can be more.
