The Dreamiest Red Carpet Looks From the Venice Film Festival
With the Met Gala and the Oscars behind us, you might have thought red carpet season was over. But allow us to turn your attention to one spectacularly stylish event that promises to end summer with a bang: the Venice Film Festival. A-list actresses have busted out their best couture looks (see: Naomi Watts in Giorgio Armani Privé and Claire Foy in Valentino Haute Couture). Of course, models also turned out in full force for night one of the festival. Victoria's Secret Angel Sara Sampaio stunned in a bow-bedecked Giorgio Armani Privé number, while Izabel Goulart was picture-perfect in a swirly silver gown. Scroll down to see the best red carpet looks from the Venice Film Festival so far.
WHO: Dakota Johnson
WEAR: Dior Couture dress
WHO: Alek Wek
WHO: Lady Gaga
WEAR: Jonathan Simkhai black satin crepe dress
WHO: Emma Stone
WHO: Naomi Watts
WEAR: Giorgio Armani Privé F/W 18 Haute Couture dress
WHO: Sylvia Chang
WHO: Claire Foy
WEAR: Valentino Haute Couture dress
WHO: Izabel Goulart
WEAR: Alberta Ferretti dress
WHO: Clémence Poésy
WHO: Ryan Gosling and Claire Foy
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