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Designer Gustavo Cadile explained the creation he made especially for Cristina Pérez (Video/Courtesy of Cristina Pérez)
This Monday, Cristina Pérez walked the blue carpet to attend the 52nd Martín Fierro 2024 ceremony, presented by APTRA at the Hilton Hotel in Buenos Aires. Nominated in the category of Best female journalistic work on television, Pérez arrived in a design inspired by the iconic Audrey Hepburn.
Hours earlier, from room 712 where she was getting ready, the journalist was surprised by her partner, Luis Petri —current Minister of Defense of the Nation— with a bouquet of red roses. In that context, Pérez spoke with Teleshow, and described the outfit she chose to feel elegant and comfortable on this special night. “Gustavo Cadile sent me the dress from the United States,” she began, enthusiastically telling about the sophisticated suit she is wearing.
Cristina Pérez’s Audrey Hepburn look (RS Photos)Cristina Pérez and Luis Petri before entering the ceremony (RS Photos)
“Gus is a great designer who has dressed well-known figures in the entertainment industry, such as Catherine Zeta Jones, Eva Longoria, Geena Davis, Vanessa Williams, Gloria Estefan, Kelly Preston and Elizabeth Hurley. I really like him because he uses modern and, at the same time, groundbreaking details. So the combination is very couture, but also pop,” said the host who, in 2024, stepped away from hosting Telefe Noticias after her partner announced that he was accompanying Patricia Bullrich on the presidential ticket during the last presidential elections. Despite the distance, for her the channel “is still her home” and on this occasion she was nominated for her work with Rodolfo Barili.
To complement her look, Cristina chose a few accessories, including a black clutch, designed exclusively for this dress by Peter Kent; jewellery by Jean-Pierre and sandals by Ricky Sarkany. She completed the look with styling by Leo Cosenza and make-up by Luli de la Vega.
Beforehand, the journalist was surprised by her partner, Luis Petri, current Minister of Defense of the Nation, with a bouquet of red roses (Photos/RS Fotos)
Designer Gustavo Cadile joined Teleshow in the conversation and gave details about the creation he made especially for Cristina Pérez for Monday’s ceremony. “This dress is very special to me. I deeply admire Cris: for me she is like an Audrey Hupburn,” he said to the camera, while showing the design mounted on a mannequin. “I see it as sophisticated, refined, and it is everything Cris is: a mix of both things.”
“I like it a lot because it uses modern and, at the same time, groundbreaking details. So the combination is very couture, but also pop,” said Cris. “The black and ivory color is sophisticated and elegant, like Cris,” said designer Gustavo Cadile.
Cadile later explained about the color combination. “I found the mix of black and ivory super original, very Audrey, outstanding and different. The essential part of this dress is the fabric. It is very special to me, because it has a cording that is hand-embroidered in France, it is all detailed and the base is an original French lace. This metallic cording is handmade, stitch by stitch. The inspiration for this fabric, in this metallic cording, is the shape of the ocean’s corals. So, this coral that is in the ocean is called ‘The Venus Sea Fun’ and Cris wrote the book with the Venus (Editor’s note: in her book Tiempo de Renacer, the writer delves into the enigmas of Simonetta Vespucio, the woman who inspired Botticelli’s ‘The Birth of Venus’). For me it is like everything in life comes together, it is like a circle of beautiful things. All this together makes up the body of the dress and highlights the figure of the woman. That is what attracted me most to this fabric,” she concluded.
The clutch by Peter Kent, which accompanied Cristina Pérez’s look during the 2024 Martín Fierro Awards ceremony
The communicator took the opportunity to talk about her current professional life. “I am starting to film a new program that I will have on the channel (Telefe) and that will be released in mid-October. It is called Camino a Casa and it is a Spanish format, which transcends the interview genre. It is an evocative reality show with cinematographic production. I love the format because it is a search for authentic moments, and that has a human and emotional value of taking people to their purest moment: that of childhood. It is beautiful, it makes me very excited,” she described, happy.
“I am also continuing with my program on Radio Rivadavia, Cristina sin vueltas, which is in its third year and which earned me the Martin Fierro Award for Best Female Host. In addition, I am already writing my fifth novel, after the success of Tiempo de Renacer (Penguin), which was sold throughout Latin America,” Cristina concluded, regarding the good personal and professional moment she is experiencing.
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Designer Gustavo Cadile Explains the Creation He Made Especially for Cristina Pérez
Cristina Pérez, a renowned Argentine journalist, recently walked the blue carpet at the 52nd Martín Fierro 2024 ceremony, presented by APTRA at the Hilton Hotel in Buenos Aires. Nominated in the category of Best female journalistic work on television, Pérez arrived in a stunning design inspired by the iconic Audrey Hepburn.
Hours before the ceremony, Pérez was surprised by her partner, Luis Petri, current Minister of Defense of the Nation, with a bouquet of red roses. In an interview with Teleshow, Pérez described the outfit she chose to feel elegant and comfortable on this special night. “Gustavo Cadile sent me the dress from the United States,” she began, enthusiastically telling about the sophisticated suit she was wearing.
The dress was designed by Gustavo Cadile, a well-known designer who has dressed several prominent figures in the entertainment industry, including Catherine Zeta Jones, Eva Longoria, and Elizabeth Hurley. Pérez praised Cadile, saying, “Gus is a great designer who has dressed well-known figures in the entertainment industry… I really like him because he uses modern and, at the same time, groundbreaking details. So the combination is very couture, but also pop.” [[3]]
Cadile joined Teleshow in the conversation and gave details about the creation he made especially for Cristina Pérez for Monday’s ceremony. “This dress is very special to me. I deeply admire Cris: for me, she is like an Audrey Hupburn,” he said, while showing the design mounted on a mannequin. “I see it as sophisticated, refined, and it is everything Cris is: a mix of both things.” [[1]]
Cadile explained the inspiration behind the color combination, stating, “I found the mix of black and ivory super original, very Audrey, outstanding and different. The essential part of this dress is the fabric. It is very special to me, because it has a cording that is hand-embroidered in France, it is all detailed and the base is an original French lace. This metallic cording is handmade, stitch by stitch.” He also revealed that the inspiration for the fabric came from the shape of the ocean’s corals, specifically “The Venus Sea Fun,” which is a nod to Pérez’s book “Tiempo de Renacer,” where she delves into the enigmas of Simonetta Vespucio, the woman who inspired Botticelli’s “The Birth of Venus.” [[2]]
To complement her look, Cristina chose a few accessories, including a black clutch designed exclusively for this dress by Peter Kent, jewelry by Jean-Pierre, and sandals by Ricky Sarkany. She completed the look with styling by Leo Cosenza and makeup by Luli de la Vega.
In addition to discussing her outfit, Pérez also shared about her current professional life. She mentioned that she is starting to film a new program called “Camino a Casa,” which will be released in mid-October. The show is a Spanish format that transcends the interview genre and is an evocative reality show with cinematographic production.
The 52nd Martín Fierro 2024 ceremony was a celebratory event that brought together several prominent figures in the entertainment industry. Cristina Pérez’s stunning outfit, designed by Gustavo Cadile, was a highlight of the evening, and her interview with Teleshow provided a glimpse into her personal and professional life.
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Designer Gustavo Cadile Explains the Creation He Made Especially for Cristina Pérez
On Monday, Cristina Pérez stunned the blue carpet at the 52nd Martín Fierro 2024 ceremony, presented by APTRA at the Hilton Hotel in Buenos Aires. Nominated for Best female journalistic work on television, Pérez arrived in a design inspired by the iconic Audrey Hepburn, courtesy of renowned designer Gustavo Cadile.
Cristina Pérez’s Audrey Hepburn Look
Hours before the ceremony, Pérez was surprised by her partner, Luis Petri, current Minister of Defense of the Nation, with a bouquet of red roses in her hotel room. In an interview with Teleshow, Pérez described the outfit she chose to feel elegant and comfortable on this special night. “Gustavo Cadile sent me the dress from the United States,” she began, enthusiastically telling about the sophisticated suit she is wearing.
Gustavo Cadile’s Masterpiece
Designer Gustavo Cadile joined Teleshow in the conversation and gave details about the creation he made especially for Cristina Pérez for Monday’s ceremony. “This dress is very special to me. I deeply admire Cris: for me, she is like an Audrey Hepburn,” he said to the camera, while showing the design mounted on a mannequin. “I see it as sophisticated, refined, and it is everything Cris is: a mix of both things.”
The Inspiration Behind the Dress
Cadile later explained about the color combination, pointing out that the mix of black and ivory is super original, very Audrey, outstanding, and different. The essential part of this dress is the fabric, which has a cording that is hand-embroidered in France, making it all detailed and the base is an original French lace. This metallic cording is handmade, stitch by stitch. The inspiration for this fabric, in this metallic cording, is the shape of the ocean’s corals, specifically ‘The Venus Sea Fun’, which resonates with Pérez’s book, Tiempo de Renacer, where she delves into the enigmas of Simonetta Vespucci, the woman who inspired Botticelli’s ‘The Birth of Venus’.
A Celebration of Beauty and Style
For Cadile, the creation is a celebration of beauty and style, where everything comes together like a circle of beautiful things. All this together makes up the body of the dress and highlights the figure of the woman. Pérez’s look was completed with a black clutch designed exclusively for this dress by Peter Kent, jewelry by Jean-Pierre, and sandals by Ricky Sarkany. She also received styling by Leo Cosenza and makeup by Luli de la Vega.
Cristina Pérez’s Nominatioon at the Martín Fierro Awards
This year, Cristina Pérez was nominated for her work with Rodolfo Barili, making her a strong contender in the category of Best female journalistic work on television. Despite stepping away from hosting Telefe Noticias in 2024, Pérez still considers the channel her home.
A Night to Remember
The 52nd Martín Fierro 2024 ceremony was a night to remember, with Cristina Pérez’s stunning look and Gustavo Cadile’s breathtaking design making headlines. As Pérez herself said, “I like it a lot because it uses modern and, at the same time, groundbreaking details. So the combination is very couture, but also pop.”
Gustavo Cadile’s creation for Cristina Pérez is a true masterpiece, a celebration of beauty, style, and sophistication that will be remembered for a long time.
