In a new photoshoot for the accompanying interview with The Cut, Halle Berry posed in a fully sheer Valentino dress. Long celebrated for her fearless style, the Oscar-winning actor leaned into understated sensuality with a look that felt both intimate and fashion-forward.
Halle Berry’s sheer Valentino dress brings a fully different moment for The Cut
Halle Berry stunned in a sheer Valentino gown in the latest cover shoot by Renell Medrano for The Cut. The dress’s fitted bodice cinched at the waist before falling to the floor into a straight skirt. Crafted from a delicate, sheer fabric, the dress subtly revealed her silhouette while maintaining a refined, almost minimalist sensibility. The plunging V-neckline and long sleeves added balance to the look, proving that sheer dressing does not have to feel overt.
Styled by Jessica Willis, Berry accessorised with a sparkling diamond ring from Tiffany and Co. Berry wore her hair in a softly layered style with wispy bangs framing her face. Meanwhile, her makeup stayed natural and luminous, highlighting her features without overpowering them. The look was a far cry from red carpet theatrics but still just as powerful.
The “Monster’s Ball” star’s surroundings echoed the same restrained sophistication as her look. The photo, set in a serene living area, captured her holding a phone to her ear with one hand and a remote in the other, giving it a candid, real-life feel. The curved white sofa, muted artwork, and soft lighting created a modern backdrop that allowed Berry, in her sheer dress, to take center stage.
In other photos, Berry appeared in equally striking looks, including two standout Gucci ensembles: a sheer grey robe adorned with dramatic feather trims, and a bold pairing of a Gucci coat layered over a bodysuit. Another photo captured her wearing a halter-neck Alexander McQueen dress made entirely from strands of fabric. She is currently busy promoting her upcoming film, “Crime 101”, which also stars Chris Hemsworth.
Originally reported by Ankita Shaw on TheFashionSpot.
