At this year\u2019s Mart\u00edn Fierro de la Moda<\/strong>, the spotlight shone brightly on Julieta Poggio<\/strong>, who delivered a memorable homage to the legendary Susana Gim\u00e9nez<\/strong>. Emulating Susana’s iconic look from “La Mary,” Poggio stepped onto the red carpet with striking copper hair, dressed in an eye-catching white gown created by Pucheta-Paz<\/strong>. This dramatic piece featured transparency, lace, and intricate embroidery that beautifully flattered her silhouette. The actress\u2019s ensemble was complemented by two friends, referred to as her \u201cSusanos,\u201d who donned black tuxedos with veiled faces, a nod to Gim\u00e9nez’s star-studded entourage.<\/p>\n Her makeup, which she applied herself, featured bold eyeliner and luminous skin, enhancing her tribute to the glamour of the ’70s. Poggio emerged as a fashion icon of the evening, leaving a lasting impression with her theatrical and sensual outfit.<\/p>\n Another standout moment came from Yanina Latorre<\/strong>, who did not hold back on her thoughts regarding some fashion choices at the event. Interviewed by Chino Leunis<\/strong>, she noted that many attendees seemed to miss the mark with their outfits. As a nominee for Best Female Driving Style, Latorre acknowledged the competitive nature of fashion at the awards, joking, “There is a lot of people dressed up.” Her own look featured a stunning creation by Camila Romano<\/strong>, complete with jewelry from Jean Pierre<\/strong> and M\u00f3nica Silvio<\/strong>, reinforcing the idea that stylists deserve recognition as well.<\/p>\n The night was hosted by Zaira Nara<\/strong> and Chino Leunis<\/strong>, who captivated the audience with their charm and elegance. Nara opted for a daring black lace bodysuit paired with black stockings and stilettos, captivating fans with her bold fashion choices. Her accessories, including maxi necklaces and gold bracelets, added an extra layer of sophistication to her look.<\/p>\n Leunis complemented her ensemble with a classic ecru tuxedo featuring wide lapels and a contrasting black bowtie, demonstrating that traditional elegance can still shine in modern fashion contexts.<\/p>\n Pampita<\/strong> continued her reign as a fashion authority on the red carpet, donning a breathtaking strapless gown by Carolina Herrera<\/strong>. The dress, characterized by its mermaid silhouette adorned with playful polka dots, solidified her status as a style icon in Argentine fashion. Pampita\u2019s choice of dark brown hair with soft waves and nude-toned makeup exemplified understated elegance, proving yet again why she remains a head-turner at such high-profile events.<\/p>\n Marta Fort showcased a show-stopping look that combined personal storytelling with cutting-edge design. Wearing a mermaid silhouette dress by Claudia Arce<\/strong>, Fort’s attire was hand-embroidered with crystals and featured unique elements to honor her late father, Ricardo Fort<\/strong>. With crucifixes from her father\u2019s rosaries integrated into the dress, she effortlessly blended heritage with high fashion. Arriving in her father’s iconic Rolls-Royce, her presence was both striking and meaningful.<\/p>\n As anticipation builds for the main event of the Mart\u00edn Fierro de la Moda 2026<\/strong>, scheduled for April 26, excitement fills the air. Led by Iv\u00e1n de Pineda<\/strong> and Valeria Mazza<\/strong>, audiences expect a gala filled with awards, tributes, and surprises that celebrate the creativity and style of the Argentine fashion scene. This event promises to highlight not just fashion but the artistic spirit that embodies the industry. <\/p>\nYanina Latorre’s Candid Comments on the Red Carpet<\/h3>\n
Zaira Nara and El Chino Leunis Lead the Ceremony<\/h3>\n
Pampita: The Uncontested Queen of the Red Carpet<\/h3>\n
Marta Fort’s Personal Tribute Through Fashion<\/h3>\n
Anticipation for the Evening’s Awards<\/h3>\n