On April 4, star Rachel Zegler arrived at the Grammy Awards ceremony, looking like a princess in a pigeon grey Dior princess dress. The 20-year-old paid tribute to other industry heavyweights – Cynthia Erivo, Leslie Odom Jr. and Ben Platt.
She rose to fame for her role in steven Spielberg's music remake, and she has continued to attract fans every day since the release of the film's official soundtrack. In one of her red carpet interviews, the young Hollywood star said she chose the style because it embraced her femininity.
Rachel's tulle dress had a peculiar corset that was tightened with an embroidered belt at the waist to lead to a flowing skirt. The transparent dress is part of Maria Grazia Chiuri's bespoke fashion. Its thin shoulder strap sleeves fell off her shoulders, pulling the low neckline lower, while her long neck was made in silver Tiffany & Co. Jewelry decoration stands out. Rachel pairs her outfit with a short-wave head cut that accentuates her bright pink lipstick and shiny silver eyeshadow.
The woven sleeves that hung down to her arms formed a bow at her back, accompanied by three other lines that replaced the entire back corset.
She made the most of her time at the star-studded awards ceremony, mingling with the who's who in the entertainment industry. She took a group photo with Billy Porter and Olivia Rodrigo. The 20-year-old is also excited to be the latest Disney princess on a growing list of live-action remakes of classic animation. In the upcoming film, she will play Snow White, whose main shooting has already begun in London.
She attended the Grammys with her boyfriend, Josh Andrés Rivera, saying it was all right to have him around. The hairstylist uses a texture spray to freeze her hair into a perfect flip wave head, allowing her to shine all night, which is effective because even if she changes her clothes, her hair will not be misaligned.
With Josh Grazia
That's right, she was the first Latino Disney princess, Rachel Zegler, and she said to herself, "We had a lot of fun on set, it was amazing, every day I pinched myself and said I was a Disney princess." According to reports, her director Mark Weber said, "Rachel's extraordinary vocal prowess was just the beginning of her talent." Her strength, wisdom and optimism will be an integral part of rediscovering the joy of this classic Disney fairy tale."
Believe Rachel takes her role seriously, as she puts it: "For a million years, I never thought it was a possibility for me. You don't usually see Snow White of Latin descent. Although Snow White is really important in Spanish-speaking countries. ”
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