Michel Yo brought a brilliant drama on Wednesday, a red carpet premier of Star Trek: Section 31 in New York. The actress of the Evlicing Every Wear All Att One, which won the Oscar Award, will star in a symbolic science fiction series created by Gene Roddenberry.
On a red carpet opportunity, Yo turned to the runway for inspiration. The actress wore a selection from Balenciaga’s in the fall of 2024 from Pretaporte Collection. The long -sleeved maxi dress was characterized by an animal print with glittering decorations on the whole.
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This look also contains a loose dough band behind, adding more dramas to the yaw fashion statement. The actress combined the heel of the pointed toes in the dress, and the accessories chose a minimal approach, excluding some statement rings.
In terms of her charm, yo became bold with a square Bob, which features a fringe that is perfectly bordered by her face. Her make -up contains bold smoky eyes and neutral lips, and continued to focus completely on yaw’s designer ensemble that night.
Yo’s Valenciaga dress decorated the opening of the Pretaporte Collection Show in the fall of 2024 during the Paris Fashion Week in March 2024. “I used this collection as a creative expression platform, focused on my personal style and focused on a spotlight,” says the creative Demna. A Spanish luxury fashion house director told the WWD last March.
“I’ve been hitting this aesthetics for nearly a decade,” said Demna. “And that’s not my hand. Some people wear Balenciaga in the city, but that’s not the case, but how to wear, how to combine, combine, and that are it. Demna’s style.
“Star Trek: Section 31” depicts the emperor Filipa Georgiu, who plays yo, joins the secret unit of a space fleet, which has a mission to protect the planetary federation, and is in contact with his past events on the way. This TV movie will be released on Paramount+ on Friday.
Balenciaga 2024 Fall / Winter Pretaporte Collection
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