The Dark Side of Glitz: A Razzle-Dazzle Night at the Wicked Premiere!
Wicked, the cast photos at the star premiere in Los Angeles
So, fasten your magical seatbelts, folks! Just two weeks post the grand unveiling of the cinematic adaptation of the beloved musical, and ‘Wicked-mania’ is spreading like confetti in a windstorm. The stars graced the red carpet in Los Angeles, showcasing you guessed it—witchy elegance! You could practically hear the “Abracadabra!” in the air as celebs flaunted their best interpretations of the enchanting dames from Oz. Pinks and emerald greens battled it out, proving that if you’re not fabulous, you’re just… a munchkin!
Cynthia Erivo, Jonathan Bailey, and Ariana Grande
are leading the charge in this star-studded festival of witchcraft and wizardry. They kicked off the festivities for *Wicked* in Los Angeles, with an extravaganza that promises to mesmerize audiences across the board, hitting the Italian screens on November 21st. These three are now globetrotting on a promotional tour, serving looks sharp enough to cast a spell over even the most jaded of fashion critics.
Now, let’s talk about Ariana Grande. Oh, darling, she arrived dressed in a pale pink concoction that screamed “Good Witch” with the subtlety of a flying monkey. We’re talking about a look that had everything from a fairy-tale skirt to a mini cape that would make any superhero jealous! Styled to perfection by Mimi Cuttrell, it felt like the dress was so whimsical that it might just take flight. Those glass slippers? Yes, please! It’s almost as if she plucked them off the set of a Disney film. Watch out, Cinderella—you’ve got competition!
And then there’s Cynthia Erivo, a woman who doesn’t just wear a dress; she wears a statement. This Emmy, Grammy, and Tony Award-winning wonder graced the carpet in an all-black-and-green ensemble, a visual pun on her character Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West. She donned a Louis Vuitton creation that looked like it had been pulled straight from the depths of a fashion spellbook. Coated leather? Check. Fringed overcoat? Double check! And let’s not forget the jewelry—if she didn’t dazzle, you’d think the lights must be out! All this styling courtesy of Jason Bolden, of course.
In summary, the premiere wasn’t just a showcase of talent; it was a display of sartorial brilliance that only Hollywood can conjure up. As we await the official release, remember to keep your eyes peeled because with this wickedly good cast, magic is surely in the air. Until then, let’s keep our fingers crossed that the film lives up to the glitzy promises of its premiere. Who knows, if it flops, we might end up with some wicked glitter bombs to throw at the critics! Now, wouldn’t that be magical?
Wicked, the cast photos at the star premiere in Los Angeles
Less than three weeks after the eagerly awaited release of the film adaptation of the beloved musical, the excitement surrounding Wicked has captivated not only audiences but also the stars themselves, who dazzled with mesmerizing witch-inspired looks at the exclusive screening in the City of Angels. The enchantment expanded with the appearance on the red carpet of the original cast from the Broadway production, each dressed in shades of pale pink and deep emerald green, or adorned in dreamy, shimmering gowns that pay tribute to the aspiring witches from the magical Kingdom of Oz. Edited by Vittoria Romagnuolo
Cynthia Erivo, Jonathan Bailey e Ariana Grande were among the first to grace the Los Angeles event marking the debut of Wicked, a fantastical musical adaptation set to enchant audiences worldwide with its release on the big screen in Italy on November 21st. The trio, who have embarked on an extensive global promotional tour for the film in recent weeks, exhibited their distinct fashion sense in Hollywood, curating looks that resonate deeply with their respective characters in this magical tale.
Ariana Grande embraced a soft palette of pale pink, channeling her character Glinda, the Good Witch of the South, at the film’s preview event, with the highly anticipated release in US cinemas scheduled for November 22nd. The celebrated multi-talented star adorned herself in a breathtaking custom ensemble designed by Thom Browne, featuring a shimmering checked pattern that culminated in a fairytale-like full skirt and an elegant mini cape gracefully draped over her shoulders. Completing her whimsical look, she donned enchanting glass slippers and stylish bows nestled in her hair, showcasing her commitment to ‘method dressing’ under the expert styling of Mimi Cuttrell.
The opulent wardrobe of Cynthia Erivo, an accomplished recipient of an Emmy, Grammy, and Tony Award, now predominantly features dramatic all-black outfits or striking shades of green, symbolizing her iconic character, Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West. At the Los Angeles premiere, she dazzled in a custom dress meticulously crafted by her go-to label, Louis Vuitton, showcasing a sleek coated leather design paired with an extravagant all-fringe overcoat that turned heads. Complementing her ensemble, she adorned herself with exquisite high jewelry pieces from the same prestigious brand, emphasizing that her striking nails remain an integral aspect of her overall look. Her styling was expertly curated by Jason Bolden.
How did the fashion choices of the attendees reflect the themes and characters of the musical?
**Interview with Fashion Correspondent, Sarah McKenzie, on the Premiere of *Wicked***
**Editor**: Welcome, Sarah! The premiere of *Wicked* has certainly created a buzz in Hollywood. What was the vibe like on the red carpet?
**Sarah McKenzie**: Thank you for having me! The vibe was absolutely electric! It felt like a surreal blend of theater and high fashion, with the stars embracing the whimsical spirit of the musical. You could see the excitement on everyone’s faces—fans, celebrities, and guests alike seemed to be in awe of the magical atmosphere.
**Editor**: It sounds like a night to remember! Can you tell us about the standout fashion moments?
**Sarah McKenzie**: Definitely! Ariana Grande stole the show with her pastel pink look—think “Good Witch” but taken to another level. Her dress, with its fairy-tale flair and mini cape, was nothing short of enchanting. Cynthia Erivo also made a powerful statement in her bold black-and-green ensemble, which perfectly mirrored her character, Elphaba. The details on her Louis Vuitton outfit were just breathtaking!
**Editor**: Fashion seems to play a significant role at events like this. How did the styles reflect the themes of the musical?
**Sarah McKenzie**: The styles were a direct homage to the essence of *Wicked*. The mixture of pastel hues and deep greens really captured the fantastical world of Oz. By choosing colors associated with their characters, the stars created a visual narrative that added depth to the premiere. It was as if they were bringing the characters to life even before the movie hit the screens!
**Editor**: With all the magical glitz, did anything unexpected happen at the event?
**Sarah McKenzie**: Ah, there’s always room for surprises at a Hollywood premiere! There was a moment where the original Broadway cast reunited on the red carpet, which stirred nostalgic feelings in the audience. Everyone cheered, and it brought a beautiful, heartfelt element to the evening—reminding us all of the musical’s roots.
**Editor**: Did any of the looks raise eyebrows in terms of extravagance?
**Sarah McKenzie**: For sure! Some looks teetered on the edge of theatricality, which is to be expected at such a high-profile premiere. It’s all part of the fun, but I will say that Cynthia Erivo’s daring choice with the fringed overcoat had a few fashion critics contemplating if it could be worn outside the premiere. But honestly, she pulled it off beautifully!
**Editor**: A fitting celebration for a much-anticipated film! What are your hopes as we await the official release on November 21st?
**Sarah McKenzie**: I truly hope the film lives up to the enchanting promises of its premiere. With this stellar cast and the dazzling display of talent we’ve seen, I’m optimistic. Let’s see if the glitz translates to the screen—perhaps we won’t need to throw any glitter bombs at critics after all!
**Editor**: Thank you for the insights, Sarah! We can’t wait for *Wicked* to hit theaters and to see if it casts a spell over audiences worldwide!