Francesca Romana Rivelli, aka Ornella Muti, was the godmother of the first evening of the 72nd edition of the Sanremo Festival, hosted by Amadeus and aired yesterday, Tuesday 1 February. It was the first appearance as co-host on the Ariston stage for the actress, class of ’55, undisputed icon of Made in Italy beauty (even if, to tell the truth, her mother is Estonian), and recognized as such is not only in Italy but also abroad, so much so that in 1994 the US magazine Class elected her the most beautiful woman in the world.
On the Ariston stage, Ornella showed off youthful and jaunty looks
It must have been the very long hair with a soft (and very blond) wave crease, it must have been the hyper white smile framed by the bright lipstick or the impeccable red manicure, the fact is that the actress yesterday showed that the passage of time has not changed the its charm. The diva has a long and brilliant career behind her: her debut in cinema came in 1970, at the age of 14, and since then Ornella has never stopped, among screens, stages and red carpets that have seen her appearance change. In the gallery below, you will see the transformations of the actress’s look, from when she was little more than a girl until today.
Source: Vanity Fair
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