The style of Paula Terrare, experienced by Giovanna Antonelli, in the novel “The more life, the better “ will remain in the memory of the spectators. Exuberant and not at all basic, the looks she used are full of colors and with flashy accessories, especially gold, as well as colorful crochet bags.
Necklaces, earrings, belts and bracelets in both crochet and gold remain firm and strong among the trends. Not to mention the colorful looks, within the trend called dopamine, in reference to the neurotransmitter linked to our mood and our pleasure. The strong and lively tones, therefore, convey joy to those who use them and to those who interact with the person.
The soap opera began to be recorded before the pandemic. The recordings had to be stopped due to the lockdown, but even after two years, Paula Terrare’s looks continue to set the trend. The soap opera ends this Friday (27), but her character style remains an inspiration. Watch.
colorful looks
The dopamine trend – colorful looks that convey well-being and joy – has dominated Paula Terrare’s wardrobe and remains strong off the small screen. The monochrome of the character goes far from the basics. The character has already bet on yellow, a warm color that lights up and attracts a lot of attention. Also used different shades of lilac are present in the look consisting of tailored trousers and transparent blouse. The color blocking, which combines yellow and blue, was enhanced by necklaces of different sizes and a golden belt.
circle necklace
The piece with rings is a wild card and never goes out of style. Antonelli has used it several times as Paula. Other characters have also used it in other novels. The necklace is so current that the brand that produces it has kept it in its sales portfolio for several years. It is the Elos Gold necklace, by Forma Acessories, in golden metal, 45 cm in circumference, with magnetic closure, which currently costs R $ 99.60.
crystals
In addition to bracelets, earrings and rings, the necklaces have not let go of Paula Terrare. Among these, those with crystal stones, long and round neck, which will never go out of fashion and will bring shine and exuberance to any look. Also from Forma Acessories, the crystal necklace costs R $ 74.70. The other models are sold out.
Heart
Even before the telenovela began, the photo of Giovanna as Paula on social networks attracted attention, especially for the necklace with the heart, which has been a trend for a long time. The pendant, on the other hand, was used by the character in various ways, such as necklaces and belts and even two at the same time. The Love necklace, by Forma Acessories, costs R $ 99.60 and the one with two hearts costs R $ 99.50. The belt with intertwined hearts costs R $ 124.50.
crochet bag
Another piece that makes up any look is the crochet bag. The two that Paula Terrare used in the soap opera caught the attention of the audience. The character has matched the accessory to the color of the look, creating a monochromatic and elegant production. Also from Forma Acessories, the brand still has some bags in the model and colors. The blue one costs R $ 249 and the red one costs R $ 199. There are also black and nude options.
Wedding dress
Paula Terrare has also bet on “exaggeration” as a bride. The dress worn by the character, despite the classic design, with long sleeves and a wide structured skirt, features a deep V-neck and cascading necklaces with many pearls. Soap opera costume designer Natália Duran told the GShow website that the necklaces reference Chanel.
In addition to the cascade of necklaces of various lengths and with many loops around the neck, the bride also wears large earrings with glitter. And an eye-catching piece is the biju bouquet, which instead of traditional flowers, is made with a mix of costume jewelery, such as brooches, earrings, chains and rings. According to Natália Duran, this is a post-pandemic trend.
Source: Terra
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