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The actress surprised everyone at the awards ceremony with an elegant white look that showed off the Made in Spain seal .
The red carpet at the SAG Awards has left us with some great looks to remember in the last few hours. The stunning black designs by Bottega Veneta and Yves Saint Laurent respectively, worn by two of the winners of the night, Demi Moore and Zoe Saldana, or the midnight blue creation by Celine, worn by Selena Gomez, are the best examples. However, not everything has been dressed in gala at this ceremony, which serves as a prelude to the Oscars. There has been one guest who has preferred to escape from the conventional formula for this type of event and make a difference with her look : Úrsula Corberó .
The Spanish actress wanted to take a risk for her debut at this party and the gamble could not have paid off better. To attend the awards ceremony given by the Actors’ Union, the actress from series such as La casa de papel chose to wear short and white with a sculptural design by Loewe that made a real impact.
A dress made of small white sequins with a silhouette that stood out for being fitted at the waist with a voluminous skirt, round neckline and three-quarter sleeves was the choice of Úrsula Corberó to pose on the red carpet. An unconventional creation for this type of event that bore the seal of Jonathan Anderson, the same designer who signed the original shoes in the same tone with petal-shaped toes and toy heels that the Catalan has chosen as footwear – which, by the way, are sold in the Loewe online store in this and three other colors for 900 euros.
Although Úrsula Corberó landed in Hollywood some time ago , it was only recently that she consolidated her star status there after her participation in the series The Day of the Jackal , in which she stars alongside Eddie Redmayne and Lashana Lynch, so her presence at the SAGs was more than justified.
The 35-year-old actress is currently preparing the second season of this SkyShowtime fiction created by Paul Wilmshurst and Anu Menon based on the novel of the same name by Frederick Forsyth.
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