Katheryn Winnick Debuts Lace-White Elegance at Italian Global Series Festival

She wore a sleeveless white gown with a deep V neckline and intricate lace embroidery across the bodice and skirt. The silhouette was long and fluid, skimming the floor with just enough structure to hold its shape. The lace, delicate and symmetrical, added a bridal softness to the otherwise minimalist design. It was a look that could’ve walked a Valentino runway—or been plucked from a Fellini dream sequence.

Her shoes—nude high heels—kept the palette clean, while her hair was styled in soft waves, parted center, and tucked behind the ears to reveal subtle earrings (unconfirmed at press time). Makeup leaned natural: bronzed skin, a soft pink lip, and lashes that caught the golden hour light.

The backdrop—rows of potted greenery and tiled flooring—offered a quiet contrast to the glamour, framing Winnick in a tableau of modern Italian restraint. She posed with ease, her gaze direct, her posture relaxed but intentional. It wasn’t red carpet theatrics—it was presence.

The festival, held across Riccione and Rimini, marked its inaugural edition with screenings of Squid Game Season 3, Lena Dunham’s Too Much, and a David Lynch tribute at the Fulgor Cinema. Winnick’s appearance coincided with the “Extraordinary – Women Portrayed in Series” showcase, which featured her Vikings character Lagertha as a case study in female complexity