Juana Viale once again turned her traditional Sunday lunch into a genuine fashion showcase. In a new episode of Lunchtime with Juana, the host opted for an exclusive design by Gino Bogani and surprised with a sophisticated, colorful, and summery-spirited look, even amid chilly weather.
As is customary on the first Sunday of every month, Juana returned to Bogani for her on-camera look. This time, the designer crafted for her a bias-cut crepe de chine dress with a bold print, a construction that creates a wrapped silhouette and a fluid movement across the body.
Juana Viale’s Printed Dress
The design stood out for its standout print and its enveloping fall, two features that gave the look an elegant and very feminine air.
The focal detail was the turquoise bow, placed as a contrasting accent within the ensemble. The same shade also appeared in Juana’s makeup, creating a link between the dress and the beauty look.
In addition, the outfit included a brooch inspired by the print’s own design, a detail that finished giving Bogani’s creation its signature identity.
“Very nice, it’s an authentic Gino Bogani, summery for this polar wave we’re living through,” Juana commented as she presented her look, in a playful nod to the early-September chill.
The Turquoise Detail That Completed the Look
The turquoise choice extended beyond the dress. Juana decided to carry it into the makeup as well, adding an under-eye liner in the same shade.
The beauty look was by Cris Sepúlveda, who accompanied the proposal with that splash of color, while Juan Fojo handled the hair and fashioned a ponytail.
In this way, the makeup and hairstyle complemented the dress without competing with it, letting the print and the bow take center stage.
The Juana Viale and Gino Bogani Ritual
Bogani’s choice for the first Sunday of each month has become a staple of Juana’s looks. The host herself recalled it at the start of the program: “I’m wearing a Bogani, like every first of the month.”
This alliance between the host and the designer allows Juana to explore different proposals in each edition, always with fashion as one of the main attractions of her television appearance.
This time, the bet was on a wrapped silhouette, a striking print, and a turquoise detail that brought freshness and contrast.
Thus, Juana Viale once again proved that her Sunday lunches are also a date with fashion, and that through her choices she renews the classic televised ritual with a contemporary and personal imprint.
