While the long dress continued to dominate the night as the main highlight, in the first edition of the Premios Pinti there were several women who chose to step off the script and prove that a well-cut suit can be as sophisticated as a haute couture design.
At the gala held at the Teatro Colón, women’s tailoring appeared in different versions: from classic tuxedos to ensembles with relaxed lines and impeccable cuts, confirming a trend that is growing stronger on red carpets.
The suit, the new option for the grand galas
Far from looking masculine, the jacket and trousers were reinvented with silhouettes that cinch the waist, structured shoulders, wide legs, and noble fabrics such as crepe, velvet, and satin.
The key lay in styling: stilettos, minimalist sandals, standout jewelry, and polished beauty looks completed elevating each proposal.
The celebrities who chose the suit
Among the guests who opted for tailoring, Griselda Siciliani stood out, wearing an elegant black tuxedo, reinterpreting the classic masculine look with a sophisticated and modern imprint.
There were also other figures who demonstrated that tailoring continues to gain ground at galas, consolidating as one of the strongest trends of 2026.
The trend that has come to stay
International runways had already hinted at it: the suit ceased to be exclusive to the male wardrobe and became one of the most elegant pieces in the female wardrobe.
The Premios Pinti reaffirmed it once again. Because, when the tailoring is well-constructed and the styling accompanies it, a jacket-and-pants set can compete — and often surpass — the most striking gala dress.
