Marni , the fashion sign behind the clothes , also showed how earnestly cool the house painting process was .
You can always count onHunter Schaferto deliver a highly memorable look for press appearances.
Take, for example, her pink, translucent Prada gown to theGolden Globesthat spectacularly billowed in the wind.
Or her sleek black Schiaparelli dress paired with a show-stopping gold flower necklace to the fashion house’sSpring/Summer 2024 showatParis Fashion Weekin January.
And, as you might recall, at the 2023 Vanity Fair Oscars party, Hunter wore a white Ann Demeulemeester set that was comprised of a simple long skirt and a not-so-simple top that was little more than just a feather held in place by a band across her body. She looked great, andmany others thought so, too.
So it should come as no surprise that Hunter just stepped out in another thoughtfully mesmerizing and chic look that’s a literal work of art.
Hunter attended the GQ Global Creativity Awards on Thursday inNew YorkCity, and she wore a Marni gown hand-painted to look like Vincent van Gogh’s “Starry Night.”
I’ll repeat it: Hunter wore ahand-painteddress!
Marni outlined the creation process in a series of Instagram stories, showing acrylic paint added on top of a light blue tea-length dress.
“I’mHunter Schafer. Of course, I’m wearing a dress that is actually painted with acrylic paint,” Hunter toldVogueon the red carpet.
Even better, this isn’t Hunter’s first time wearing a hand-painted dress on the red carpet.
In November, Hunter wore aSchiaparelli dresstoThe Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes premiere in Berlin.
The dressfeaturedhand-painted pieces attached atop a crocheted base layer. It’s truly a stunner of a dress.
Interestingly, Hunter wasn’t the only celebrity at the GQ Global Creativity Awards to wear a hand-painted look on the red carpet. Erykah Badu also donned a Marni jacket featuring a painted black plaid. Hunter and Erykah’s Marni outfits were apt for the evening as Marni designer Francesco Risso was among the event’s honorees.
All this to say, more hand-painted red carpet looks, please!
