A sculpted blazer, embellished crop top, and confident stance — Godeliv Van den Brandt’s red carpet fashion moment channels haute couture with editorial precision (and a flash of rebellion).
Godeliv Van den Brandt didn’t just arrive at the Vanity Fair & Armani Beauty Gala — she recalibrated the red carpet. On September 19, 2025, in San Sebastián, Spain, she stepped into the spotlight with a look that fused tailoring with subversion, elegance with edge.
Her outfit is a masterclass in monochrome tension: a black blazer with sharp lapels layered over a crisscross crop top adorned with glinting embellishments. The top reveals just enough to provoke, while the blazer reins it in — a silhouette that evokes Helmut Newton’s power femmes and the precision of Armani’s own archives.
Paired with tailored black trousers, the ensemble leans into androgynous glamour. No gown, no train — just clean lines and a deliberate break from red carpet tradition. It’s a designer outfit that feels editorial, not performative.
Accessories are minimal, letting the textures and cuts speak. No visible jewelry, no clutch — just a confident pose and a camera-ready attitude. Her short pink hair adds a pop of color and personality, styled in a sleek, side-swept wave that feels both punk and polished.
Makeup appears sculpted — likely a defined brow, contoured cheek, and a matte lip. The lighting is cool, the backdrop branded in Vanity Fair red and Armani black. It’s a fashion moment that feels cinematic, like a still from a noir thriller set in a modernist gallery.
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