Monica Bellucci tried on a polka dot dress and Winona Ryder tried on a gothic style: the best looks at the opening of the Venice Film Festival

The grand opening of the 81st Venice International Film Festival in Italy, which will begin with the screening of Tim Burton's new film Beatlejuice Beatlejuice, was attended by a large number of world stars. Celebrities posed for the cameras, showing exquisite outfits, united by a classic style.

OBOZ.UA decided to show the best looks that the moviegoers' favorites wore at the event. Interestingly, the cast of the opening film preferred minimalist bows.

Monica Bellucci

Italian actress and model Monica Bellucci appeared at the opening of the Venice Film Festival in a romantic look. She chose a dark fitted polka dot dress, which she styled with a black patent leather clutch and high-heeled sandals. Preferring dark shadows, the artist successfully emphasized the green color of her eyes.

Winona Ryder

The star of the TV series "Stranger Things" tried on a gothic look for the gala event. Winona Ryder wore a monochromatic suit with voluminous ruffles, the accent element of which was a black cape imitating a long skirt. The actress's wavy hairstyle, combined with a dark smokey eye, complemented her unsurpassed appearance.

Jenna Ortega

Jenna Ortega, the star of the popular TV series Wednesday, did not abandon her usual restrained style. The actress combined a strict suit in the trendy color of black cherry with an elegant silver necklace.

Catherine O'Hara

The image of the star of the cult family comedy Home Alone stood out among the outfits of her co-stars. Catherine O'Hara attended the opening ceremony in a stylish white striped jumpsuit. The light-colored outfit went well with her wavy blonde hair.

Tim Burton

The director of the American comedy horror film Beetlejuice went out in a strict suit. The accent element of Tim Burton's monochromatic look was a printed shirt with blue patterns.

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