Creator reviews red carpet fashionfrom @johnmvilla2

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Vogue just threw a gala for Dia de los Muertos. Let's look at the fashion. Don't mind if a white boy speaks a little Spanish. Yesika Alba. Wearing Chris Tier. It's simple, but it's not. All these thick tendrils on the skirt. It's like a really goth anemone. I love. Fatima Bosch wearing Yes? I don't know Best made lace veils. Fabulous. A really rich color, brooding drama. Live florals. Yes. The skirt's a little wrinkled, better. Aislin Derbez wearing Raquel Orozco. The girls are bringing drama. Love this really artistic asymmetrical shape, how it unravels down to the floor. Really stunning. Carla Martinez and Macario Jimenez. Very light and ethereal and chic. The butterflies are a really touching nod to the holiday, and it's still very playful. This is Cas Quesada, wearing Xochitl Valdeziera. This piece on the skirt was hand painted by Brenda Nalini Vargas in a very kaloesque surreal gray scale. I love it. Bring more literal art and culture onto red carpets. Mabel Cadena wearing dan casaub rank casaubonia. This fiber embellishment is fascinating and really rank, well proportioned styling. Carren Vega. This is spooky. Love the structure of that peplum. The feathers in the hair. This is so cool. Marisol Gonzales wearing Roberto Rodriguez. I adore this. Again, because it's very gothic and dark, but with this textural and thematic contrast. That skirt is divine. Best de Dominici, also in Raquel Orozco. A similar layered rippling neckline to the black one, but in this shocking pink and red combo. Absolutely gorgeous and phenomenal on her skin tone. This is Akima wearing Nathan Herbert. It's those long trailing sleeves for me. The calla lily accents, also known as an alcatraz. Very significant in Mexican culture and art. It's a very conceptual look. Renata No, also in Nathan Herbert. I love when an evening glove is part of the outfit. That skirt sort of reminds me of a flower, but a really dark elegant one. Very interesting piece of sculpture happening on Sofia Monroy. I don't love the shoe with it, but the texture of the dress reminds me of the underside of mushrooms. What are those called? It's all just very organic. And my good was she blessed with eyebrows. And Bibi Gaetan with Eduardo Capetillo in a very traditional Tejuana style dress. Ricardo notably wore this style of dress from her twenties through the rest of her life. We will be covering the men in a separate video because they ate too hard and I couldn't fit them all in this one. Let me know who had your favorite look. Okay. Ciao.