Pampita Dazzles at the Student Queen Pageant in a Glamorous Fringe-and-Sequin Look

27 September 2026

Pampita returned to Jujuy for a very special night and chose a bold, high-impact look for the occasion. The model and host shone while participating in the selection of the National Queen of the Students with a black haute couture dress that elevated shine and movement to another level thanks to its striking sequin fringe.

The event took place within the framework of the Fiesta Nacional de los Estudiantes, and Pampita served as a member of the jury. To accompany this gala evening, she opted for a design from Shibinda that combined a body-skimming silhouette with an entirely asymmetric construction.

The dress is long and features a single shoulder, while the neckline and the skirt play with irregular lines that add dynamism to the figure. But the detail that immediately steals all eyes are the sequins arranged as fringes, which cover the design and create a constant sense of movement.

Pampita’s Dress: Fringes, Shine, and a Fitted Silhouette

The piece chosen by Pampita belongs to the Shibinda haute couture collection and is crafted entirely in sequins forming fringes. The feature not only adds brightness: it also creates texture and follows the body’s movement, making the dress visually change with every step.

The silhouette is body-hugging, with a construction that defines the figure without the need for other elements. The one-shoulder design reinforces the asymmetric aesthetic and gives the dress a sophisticated and sensual edge.

The skirt also maintains that characteristic irregularity of the model, preventing the classic long black dress from feeling predictable. Instead of a smooth surface, the sequins form a cascading fringe that adds visual volume and movement.

The dress is fully lined and features an invisible zipper located on one of the sides, design details that help keep the external silhouette clean.

How Pampita Paired the Black Dress

To complete the styling, Pampita chose black sandals, maintaining a single color palette and letting the dress take center stage.

Regarding her hair, she wore soft waves, a hairstyle that added movement without competing with the fringe’s prominence. The choice also helped give a more relaxed vibe to a gala dress that, due to its texture and shine, already had a very strong presence.

The result was an elegant and sensual look, in which the classic black transformed through the texture of the sequins and the movement of the fringes.

Pampita Returns to Jujuy 32 Years After Being Queen

The look carried additional significance given the place and moment. Pampita returned to the Fiesta Nacional de los Estudiantes 32 years after being crowned National Queen of the Students in 1994, when she was 16 and representing La Pampa.

But this time her role was completely different: she did not come back to compete for a crown, but as one of the members of the jury tasked with selecting the new national representative.

Pampita herself recalled her bond with the celebration and spoke about how special it was to return to Jujuy after so many years. “Thirty-two years have passed, but to me it felt like yesterday,” she stated.

Her return closed a very particular circle: that teenager who received the crown in 1994 returned decades later, now a celebrated figure in fashion and show business, this time seated among those entrusted with choosing the new queen.

The Selection of the National Queen of the Students

The selection took place at the Estadio 23 de Agosto, within the framework of the 75th edition of the Fiesta Nacional de los Estudiantes. The Jujuyan celebration gathers student representatives from different points of the country each year and is one of the province’s most important traditions.

In this edition, the crown went to Constanza Lastra Errasti, representing Santiago del Estero, who was chosen as the new National Representative of the Students 2026.

Thus, the night featured two protagonists at different moments of one story: a new generation beginning its journey as the national representative and Pampita, who returned to the place where it all began for her in 1994.

And she did so faithful to her bond with fashion: wearing a black haute couture dress, sequined fringes, and an asymmetric silhouette that turned her return to Jujuy into a true night of glamour.

Angel Byrne

I write about fashion with a personal eye for detail, elegance, and real-life style. Through Angel’s Boutique, I share honest reviews, boutique finds, and style notes for women who want inspiration that feels feminine, modern, and easy to make their own.