Check out the celebrity looks at Vogue's “Día de Muertos” Gala

Wednesday night (6) was special with the debut of the Día de Muertos gala in Brazil, organized by Vogue Brasil in collaboration with Don Julio tequila. The event took place at Palácio dos Cedros, located on an area of ​​14,000 square meters, located in the city of São Paulo. The space has already hosted the September cover of Vogue, starring Gisele Bündchen.

Guests were welcomed with a mariachi performance, a traditional Mexican musical style, in addition to the illustrious presence of DJs Deekapz and Francesca Sardi. The vibrant decoration, full of colors such as orange and yellow like the sun and the joy of life, was also one of the highlights of the party.

The event was attended by several celebrities who stood out in their outfits. Among the guests were well-known figures such as Rodrigo Simas, Pathy Dejesus, Fernanda Motta, Juliette, Isis Valverde, Anttónia, Didi Wagner, Cinnara Leal, Ticiane Pinheiro, Halessia, Schynaider Moura, Bruna Matuti, Thiago Oliveira, Bella Campos, Giselle Itié and Dudu Bertholini, among other renowned artists.

Check out celebrity looks

For the special night, actress Bella Campos chose an all black look, with floral lace applications, cutouts, slits and transparency.

_{Bella Campos at the Dìa de Muertos ball (Photo: reproduction/Leo Franco/Agnews)}

The beautiful Isis Valverde chose a gold dress by Laquan Smith, with an opening on one of the legs, and gaps that exposed some parts of her body.

_{Isis Valverde at the Dìa de Muertos ball (Photo: reproduction/Leo Franco/Agnews)}

Juliette attended the ceremony wearing a creation by Jean Paul Gaultier. The singer's choice was a black dress, minimalist but at the same time seductive, with ribbons hanging and intertwined on the sides, which accentuated her curves. Under the dress, she wore a strapless white corselet style, which brought an extra touch of elegance to her look.

_{Juliette at the Dìa de Muertos ball (Photo: reproduction/Leo Franco/Agnews)}

Pathy Dejesus brought liveliness to the event. She wore a short dress in red, pink, blue and green. The neckline, flowers and shine caught attention in the charming actress's look.

_{Pathy de Jesus at the Dìa de Muertos ball (Photo: reproduction/Leo Franco/Agnews)}

Influencer Arthur Paek, famous for his recipe videos with dynamic edits, attended the event wearing a black formal suit, adorned with red roses on the side of the blazer.

_{Arthur Paek at the Dìa de Muertos ball (Photo: reproduction/Leo Franco/Agnews)}

Rodrigo Simas appeared at the gala event wearing a transparent black shirt, adorned with embroidery, and black dress pants. To complete the look, the actor wore an accessory around his neck.

_{Rodrigo Simas at the Dìa de Muertos ball (Photo: reproduction/Leo Franco/Agnews)}

What does Día de Muertos mean?

This festival of Mexican culture mixes indigenous beliefs with influences from Catholicism, bringing together several rituals that celebrate the cycle of life and death between the 1st and 2nd of November. At the heart of this celebration are the altars adorned with photos, personal memorabilia and a selection of dishes prepared especially for this date.

Featured photo: Isis Valverde, Madame Brasil and Halessia (Reproduction/Instagram/@voguebrasil/@alephloureiro/@flavioo.lucas)