If there’s one A-lister whose wardrobe epitomises glamour, it’s Monica Bellucci.
This week, the 58-year-old Italian bombshell delivered a stylish in-transit ensemble as she landed at the airport in Athens. It comes as no surprise that her outfit was all-black, her signature colour. It was made up of a satin button-up shirt, a single-breasted tailored suit jacket with exaggerated lapels, matching louche trousers and a vertiginous pair of platform boots. Naturally, Bellucci completed the look with black oversized cat-eye sunglasses worthy of a Hollywood star.
Excellent black suits from brands like Ferragamo, The Row and Alexander McQueen were a recurring theme on the autumn/winter 2023 runways, buthas always been chock full of sleek tailored pieces in the darkest of hues. She appeared on the red carpet in a range of exquisite suits throughout the Noughties, and walked the Dolce & Gabbana spring/summer 2019 menswear show in a waist-cinching set, demonstrating a long-standing fondness for tailoring in her favourite shade.
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