Juana Viale once again opted for a bold look to host La Mesaza this Sunday. This time, the actress and presenter chose a color-block ensemble in red and fuchsia, with a natural silk tunic by Evangelina Bomparola taking the spotlight.
The design stood out for its straight silhouette and the combination of two intense colors that create a strong visual contrast. A choice that moves away from neutral looks and fully embraces a vibrant palette.
Juana herself explained the details of her choice and shared why Evangelina Bomparola’s tunics are among her favorite pieces. “It’s a natural silk tunic with a straight silhouette, a color-block design in contrast color by Evangelina Bomparola,” she explained about the look.
The silk tunic by Evangelina Bomparola that Juana Viale chose
The garment was crafted in natural silk and features a straight silhouette that, Juana explained, helps sculpt the figure despite its relaxed drape.
“I love Eva’s tunics because they’re comfortable, sexy, elegant,” the host assured as she described one of the qualities she most values in this type of design.
On this occasion, the proposal was built around the contrast between red and fuchsia, two bold tones that gave the outfit absolute prominence.
“It’s straight but defines the silhouette, I like these strong, striking colors,” Juana explained, making clear that the color choice was a fundamental aspect of the look.
The beauty look that accompanied the color block
To complete an ensemble where the clothing drew all the attention, Juana chose a more subdued beauty style. The aim was to complement the tunic’s intense colors without competing with them.
The hairstyle was handled by Juan Fojo, who created a low updo. For the makeup, Juana opted for a very natural and discreet look.
“Juan Fojo gave me a low updo and a very calm makeup to accompany the highly colorful look,” she explained.
Thus, the presenter found the balance between a standout garment and a more sober beauty look, letting the contrast between red and fuchsia take center stage in her styling for La Mesaza.
