Some personalities gave something to talk about at the Latin Grammys and not exactly for good reasons: these were the most criticized looks.
vegas was the center of attention again, and this time not only because of the music, it was the looks that revolutionized the networks. In its 26th edition, the Latin Grammy transformed the Mandalay Bay South Convention Center on a catwalk where fashion spoke louder than many speeches, and where each outfit ended up becoming the subject of analysis, ovation or quite strong criticism.
It’s just that while the music celebrated its winners, The red carpet also did its thing and revealed those who took too many risks.in less ways or in ways that no one understood. And, as always, the internet did not forgive.
The most criticized looks of the night
- Mon Laferte: Mon arrived more sober than usual. Many expected his dramatic touch, but this time he opted for a low profile. He did not seek prominence, but he did not go unnoticed either. For some it fell short; For others, he finally showed a side more artist and less “characterization”.
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- CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso: CA7RIEL He arrived with his gold, blue and animal print combo, plus a white jacket that only works for him and his own fashion planet. Paco Amoroso, For his part, he opted for a multicolored gallery-style shirt and shorts. They were a trend: for some, geniuses; for others, pure excess.
- Ángeles Toledo: Ángeles opted for a white polka dot dress by Claro Couture, a look that was almost a breath of coherence and reminded that the “less” can also be a lot. Even so, for some it was too simple for such a big and talked-about gala.
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- Juliane Gamboa: Juliane arrived on the cover of an indie magazine, wearing a white mesh skirt that showed skin without being obvious, a top made of natural fibers and bare shoulders. The loose, voluminous hair finished off that sophisticated boho-Latin vibe. It was one of the most talked about looks of the night: for some, a hit; for others, too alternative for the gala.
- Rozalén: The Spaniard arrived in total black with a Yolancris outfit: leather effect vest and balloon skirt. Some loved that experimental feel; others said that the skirt was more theatrical than red carpet. But if she wanted not to go unnoticed, she more than succeeded.
- Ali Stone: The most controversial of the night. Ali mixed transparencies, red velvet, gothic sleeves, a gold corset and a mirror as the main accessory. A look that seemed to come out of an alternate universe, and yet, totally faithful to its visual narrative. It was criticized, yes, but also celebrated by those who appreciate when someone dares to go beyond the mold.
