The press tour for the eagerly anticipated Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, which premiered on September 6, saw the entire cast stepping out in some stunning ensembles. Among them, Jenna Ortega, a recent addition to the sequel’s cast, has been turning heads with her thoughtfully curated outfits that pay tribute to beloved characters from the original movie.
In honor of these impeccably styled outfits, a result of a creative collaboration between Jenna and her stylist Enrique Melendez, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of how Jenna Ortega embraced “method dressing” during the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice press tour.
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Kicking off our list is a stunning, custom-made, blood-red, floor-length tulle dress by Dior Haute Couture that Jenna wore at the Venice International Film Festival.
This dress is a nod to Lydia Deetz’s (Winona Ryder) red wedding dress from the original Beetlejuice film.
Here’s a detailed look at her Dior Joaillerie makeup and jewelry.
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Next on the list is a custom-made teal and black peplum dress by Harris Reed that Jenna sported at the UK premiere of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.
This outfit draws inspiration from several iconic visuals from the films, including a custom purse by Ozias Paris that replicates the house featured in both movies.
The back of the dress appears to be inspired by Lydia Deetz’s sewn mouth in the sequel.
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At the Venice International Film Festival’s photocall in Italy, Jenna donned a custom burgundy suit by Paul Smith.
This ensemble pays tribute to Betelgeuse’s wedding tux from the climax of the film.
Here’s a close-up of her black and white striped purse and jewelry, both custom-made by Ozias Paris.
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Jenna was seen in a black and white plaid jacket paired with a khaki skirt from Sans Faff at the Venice International Film Festival in Italy.
This outfit is a tribute to Alec Baldwin’s character, Adam Maitland.
The accessories included a large black crossbody bag from Tod’s, a pair of Jimmy Choo loafers, and sunglasses by Garrett Leight.
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In New York City, Jenna sported a Thom Browne cardigan with custom gold bullion emblem embroidery, a green plaid pleated skirt, and a cropped white oxford shirt.
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This outfit draws inspiration from Lydia Deetz’s iconic outfit from the end of the Beetlejuice film.
And who could overlook the custom Ozias Paris handbag, which reads “Handbag for the Recently Deceased” and is inspired by the book Handbook for the Recently Deceased from the original film.
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At Plaza Toreo Parque Central in Mexico, Jenna wore a custom leather corset and skirt by Lurline.
This ensemble pays homage to the character Harry the Hunter from the original film and Bob from the voice posters in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.
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At a photocall in Mexico, Jenna wore an off-the-shoulder chiffon dress from Vivienne Westwood’s 2009 archival collection.
While not explicitly stated by Enrique, it’s believed that this outfit takes inspiration from the Sandworms from the original film.
Do you have a favorite ensemble from Jenna Ortega’s press tour for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
FAQs:
1. What was the inspiration behind Jenna Ortega’s outfits for the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice press tour?
– Jenna’s outfits were inspired by various characters and elements from the original Beetlejuice film.
2. Who was the stylist for Jenna Ortega’s press tour outfits?
– Jenna’s outfits were styled by Enrique Melendez.
3. What was the most unique accessory Jenna Ortega wore during the press tour?
– One of the most unique accessories was a custom-made handbag by Ozias Paris, inspired by the book Handbook for the Recently Deceased from the original film.
4. Which designers did Jenna Ortega wear during the press tour?
– Jenna wore outfits and accessories from various designers including Dior Haute Couture, Harris Reed, Paul Smith, Sans Faff, Thom Browne, and Lurline.
5. What was the most memorable outfit Jenna Ortega wore during the press tour?
– All of Jenna’s outfits were memorable in their own way, but the custom blood-red, floor-length tulle dress by Dior Haute Couture that she wore at the Venice International Film Festival was particularly striking.
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