Matilda De Angelis pairs a streamlined violet Taller Marmo dress with an exposed side slit, leaving the Golden Pegasus trophy as the ceremony’s clearest statement.
Matilda De Angelis accepted the Golden Pegasus at the 53rd Flaiano International Awards in Pescara on July 5, 2026, wearing a fitted violet dress by Taller Marmo. For Matilda De Angelis in minimalist awards style, the restrained silhouette gives the trophy and the significance of the moment room to remain visible.
The dress begins with a clean square neckline and broad shoulder straps, creating a simple frame around the upper body. Its close, uninterrupted line continues through the waist and hips without jewelry, embellishment, or a contrasting accessory competing for attention.
A high side slit supplies the decisive break. It opens the narrow skirt vertically rather than adding volume, allowing easier movement across the stage while preserving the dress’s long column. The asymmetry also prevents the monochrome violet surface from appearing static under the ceremony lighting.
That economy makes sense within celebrity red carpet style for an award presentation rather than a conventional arrival portrait. De Angelis was receiving Best Female Performance for The Law According to Lidia Poët, and the outfit supports the occasion without attempting to become a second spectacle.
Her short textured haircut reinforces the uncluttered neckline, while the absence of visible necklaces or bracelets keeps the polished gold Pegasus distinct against the saturated purple. The dress’s fringe-trimmed lower hem is largely outside the useful view, so the visible argument rests on color, fit, and the open side seam.
The strongest styling decision is knowing when the award itself should provide the ornament.
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