Gloves: the accessory of the moment on red carpets and in everyday life

Straight from the time tunnel, gloves adorn more and more celebrity looks, be it on red carpets, in party productions and even in everyday life. The accessory was essential in women’s clothing until the mid-20s. No woman leaves the house without one.

The longer ones were called opera gloves, as seen in refined looks for musical performances. They could be silk or leather. There were also short ones, for less formal masses and events. Then, they went out of style as a fashion item and are now trying to make a comeback. If you like to be daring, see how celebrities have used the garments, in materials such as sequined tulle and latex, as well as traditional ones.

Celebrities like Marina Ruy Barbosa, Adriane Galisteu, Ludmilla, Brunna Gonçalves, Sabrina Sato and Camila Queiroz have already used accessories with various types of looks. Take a look and get inspired.

total white

Alessandra Ambrósio bet on a total white look with brilliance at the Cannes Film Festival. Gloves lend an even more sophisticated look to the production. The dress with white skirt has dozens of meters of fabric and a transparent tulle top with glitter applications that cover the breast and part of the back. She is a model from the haute couture collection of designer Stephane Rolland. The glove completes the model with refinement.

latex and jewelry

Marina Ruy Barbosa wore, also in Cannes, a very romantic pink dress with flounces and transparencies. It is by Giorgio Armani Privé. Gloves made of material such as latex come with jewels on the top.

blue sequins

Adriane Galisteu wears a Tufi Duek total look in one of the Power Couple episodes. The blue sequin tulle sleeve is made from the same material as her dress. Hat and neckline complete the production.

sensual red

At her 29th birthday party in early July, Camila Queiroz wore a sexy red dress with gloves and jewels. She proves that gloves aren’t just for completing red carpet looks.

informal looks

Ludmilla and Brunna Gonçalves bet on pink gloves with informal looks at the LGBTQIA + Parade in São Paulo in June. The singer’s accessory is made of the same material as her clothes and leaves her fingertips uncovered. Brunna has already paired the dress with colored plates and pink glove.

suit and glove

Sabrina Sato wears black gloves with white blazer, pants and vest. The light suit is perfect with the accessory. The production was completed with sandals and socks. And the color point of her gaze is on her head, with red ornament.

Source: Terra

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