At the El Talento photocall, Mirela Balic served up a masterclass in modern edge—dark green leather, gold hardware, and a silhouette that meant business.
There’s photocall fashion, and then there’s a full-on style statement. On September 1st, 2025, Mirela Balic arrived at the El Talento media event in Madrid with a look that didn’t just nod to power dressing—it redefined it. In a sea of tailored blazers and safe monochromes, Balic’s outfit was a cinematic jolt of attitude.
She wore a dark green leather ensemble that fused structure with swagger. The jacket, cropped and sharply tailored, featured bold gold buttons that punctuated the look like exclamation marks. Underneath, a black bra peeked through—intentional, provocative, and perfectly balanced by the high-waisted, wide-legged leather pants that grounded the outfit in editorial polish. The texture of the leather was rich and matte, catching light without glare, and the silhouette was pure confidence: strong shoulders, cinched waist, and legs that moved like a runway.
Mirela Balic didn’t just show up for a photocall—she delivered a full-page spread. For more moments where fashion meets fearless form, explore our archive of celebrity style .
Ester Expósito gave the black carpet a playful twist—her blue-and-white checkered co-ord at the El Talento photocall was part Brigitte Bardot, part Gen-Z power move.
Some outfits flirt with nostalgia. Others remix it. At the El Talento photocall in Madrid on September 1st, 2025, Ester Expósito arrived in a look that did both—effortlessly. While others leaned into tailored neutrals and safe silhouettes, Expósito chose gingham and attitude. And it worked.
She wore a cropped shirt and matching mini skirt in a blue-and-white checkered print—classic gingham, but with a modern cut. The shirt, fitted and slightly boxy, hit just above the waist, revealing a sliver of midriff. The skirt was short, structured, and clean-lined, giving the look a youthful edge without tipping into cliché. The fabric appeared lightweight, possibly cotton or a cotton-blend, with just enough stiffness to hold shape under the flashbulbs.
Ester Expósito didn’t just wear gingham—she gave it a new chapter. For more looks that blend classic motifs with modern flair, explore our archive of celebrity style .
Noémie Merlant’s golden-yellow gown at the Duse premiere was a study in architectural elegance—pleated peplum, halter strength, and a silhouette that refused to play it safe.
There’s something thrilling about a red carpet risk that pays off. At the 82nd Venice International Film Festival, Noémie Merlant didn’t just attend the Duse premiere—she engineered a moment. Her look was bold, sculptural, and unapologetically directional. It didn’t whisper glamour. It declared it.
Merlant’s gown, in a rich golden-yellow hue, fused classic red carpet codes with avant-garde tailoring. The halter neckline framed her shoulders with clean strength, while the bodice hugged her torso in a fitted embrace. But the standout feature? A pleated peplum that jutted from the waist like origami in motion—structured, deliberate, and impossible to ignore. The skirt flowed beneath in soft contrast, grounding the architectural top with fluid grace. The fabric appeared to be a silk-blend satin, catching the light with a subtle sheen that shifted between gold and amber.
Noémie Merlant didn’t just wear gold—she weaponized it. For more red carpet moments that blend fashion with fearless form, explore our archive of celebrity style .
