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We don’t need a mirror to tell us that Rachel Zegler was one of the fairest of them all as she attended the world premiere of Disney’s live-action Snow White on Saturday night.
For the red carpet event in Los Angeles, Zegler looked like a modern-day princess in a blush gown courtesy of one of the industry’s most reliable producers of fairytale designs: Dior.
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Rachel Zegler wore a blush-colored Dior gown to the world premiere of Snow White.
Sadly, Zegler didn’t use her vocals to lure any woodland creatures down the red carpet, but she did have some wildlife blooming across her chest in the form of butterfly decoupage along the neckline. Although these fabric insects blended nicely into the silhouette, they were so realistically constructed that they looked like they could have flown off of Zegler’s belted bodice at any minute.
Zegler’s dress featured a belted, corset-style bodice and an A-line skirt with gathered folds.
The A-line skirt, meanwhile, featured gathered folds of material that fanned out around the actor, adding a regal touch to the already-grand look. Finally, stylist Sarah Slutsky Tooley sold the princess vibes with Zegler’s jewelry, from Chopard, which consisted of a silver diamond necklace, drop earrings, and rings—one of which also resembled the shape of a butterfly.
Zegler totally sold the princess vibes with her silver diamond jewelry from Chopard.
Snow White is the latest of Disney’s live-action adaptations of their animated canons. With her role, Zegler joins stars like Halle Bailey, Emma Watson, and Liu Yifei, who’ve also played classic Disney princesses. And if this red carpet is any proof, Zegler knows how to play the role well.
Snow White will arrive in theaters in the U.S. on March 21 and you can get tickets here.
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