The dress is made from eco-friendly fabrics and plant dyes.
Nowadays, almost all of celebrity red carpet fashion is either plucked from the archives of years past or, like in the case of Michaela Coel’s latest outfit, a peek into the runway’s brightest young talents. Last night, the actress slipped into a look from the rising London designer Paolo Carzana, a specialist in sustainable glamour, to attend a dinner hosted by Net-a-Porter and De Beers.
Coel wore a muted gown from Carzana’s spring 2024 collection which was designed entirely out of recycled or deadstock fabrics and colored with plant dyes. The ankle-length piece featured sculptural draped detailing up top followed by a hip-baring cut-out towards the side. Carzana’s design signatures continued elsewhere within Coel’s dress, mainly from the crumpled hemline and raw-edge finish of the skirt.
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