US EditionThe Best Red Carpet Fashion From the 2025 Venice Film Festival
Venice Film Festival 2025 featured standout looks from stars including Benedetta Porcaroli and Cate Blanchett, with high-profile parties and premieres enhancing the event's glamour.
- On August 29, the 2025 Venice Film Festival in Italy showcased fashion prominence as George and Amal Clooney arrived, with Amal in a vintage Jean‑Louis Scherrer gown, signaling the event's seasonal influence ahead of New York Fashion Week.
- Designers shifted premieres to Venice, with several labels moving planned debuts there and Jonathan Anderson, Irish designer, dressing multiple actors for Dior on the red carpet.
- At the festival, Miu Miu hosted a glamorous event celebrating its Women’s Tales series, while Heidi Klum and Leni Klum matched in corset gowns and Emma Stone topped best-dressed lists in Louis Vuitton.
- This week, critics noted best‑dressed stars took dramatic risks, and Vogue invited readers to vote on favorite looks, with results due Friday.
- Beyond premieres, Venice’s mix of films by directors such as Noah Baumbach, Park Chan‑wook and Jim Jarmusch, along with no anti‑nudity dress codes and secret palazzos, shapes red‑carpet culture.
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The Best Red Carpet Fashion from the 2025 Venice Film Festival
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