Seeing Catherine Zeta-Jones on the red carpet for the opening ceremony of the 2024 Red Sea International Film Festival on Thursday in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, I gasped.
I mean, what else can you do when faced with such a goddess dressed in a custom Marmar Halim blue pleated silk capelet gown? This was a moment where everything felt perfectly aligned—the beauty of the woman, the elegance of the gown, and the artistry in its creation.
You just have to sit back and admire how the gown’s intricate twists flatter her form, how the shimmering fabric catches the light, and how the cape moves with such ethereal grace. This isn’t just a dress; it’s a performance in fabric, and Catherine is the star.
I have no choice but to applaud the subtle drama of the design, from the way it hugs her body to the delicate yet commanding presence of that flowing cape. The choice of Rene Caovilla Cleo heels and diamond and sapphire jewels only added to the regal air of the look, complementing rather than distracting from the gown.
There’s an unspoken power in this ensemble, a quiet confidence that only someone of Catherine’s stature can carry. You simply don’t argue with a look this breathtaking.
This was Catherine at her best, and the kind of moment that leaves an indelible mark on the red carpet.
Styled by Kelly Johnson. Makeup Artist: Brett Freedman. Hair Stylist: Maranda Widlund.
Credit: Arnold Jerocki/Getty Images
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