Begoña Villacís shines with a rented dress and Victoria Abril, with one for one euro: the best looks from the Forqué Awards

The awards were held last Saturday, December 11, at the Ifema Municipal Palace, bringing together many faces from politics and culture. The gala was presented by the actresses Elena Sánchez and Marta Hazas.

Here we will tell you which were the best 'looks' of the 2021 Forqué Awards, among which Paula Echevarría, Marta Hazas or the deputy mayor of Madrid, Begoña Villacís, who once again bet on wearing a rented dress, stand out as he already did at the Platino Awards, where he caught the eye.

Begoña Villacís, very pretty in a rented dress

The deputy mayor of Madrid, Begoña Villacís, posed on the red carpet in a long black dress with a high neck and floral design details on the shoulders. A Philosophy design, from the Lorenzo Serafini collection, whose price is 1,065 euros.

However, the Ciudadanos policy once again preferred to rent the dress instead of buying it. A clear commitment to sustainable fashion with a social and environmental conscience, as well as being much cheaper.

Villacís this time rented the suit through the Olibati website, its price for four days, which is the minimum for which the garment can be purchased, is about 192 euros, so the day costs 48 euro.

Andrea Levy opted for a dress by Lorenzo Caprile

Andrea Levy, delegate of Culture, Tourism and Sports of the Madrid City Council, also opted for 'total black'. She opted for a more sober design, a dress by Lorenzo Caprile that she accompanied with an original hairpin headdress by Suma Cruz.

On this occasion, the politics of the Popular Party (PP) opted for a slightly more bland style than on other occasions.

Victoria Abril in a one euro dress

The 62-year-old actress stunned the carpet with orange-red hair and wore two eye-catching dresses to the awards.

Primer posed on the red carpet in a skintight Jean Paul Gaultier dress with geometric motifs. A long vintage dress with polka dots of different colors formed vertical stripes with an optical effect, belonging to the autumn-winter 1995 collection for which the French designer confessed to being inspired by female empowerment.

However, once she got on stage, she dressed in a metallic dress that cost her one euro, specifically 0.99 cents, as she herself explained at the gala. "Five francs, 100 pesetas, 99 euro cents."

"In these times of crisis, we'd better adjust our waistlines," joked the actress, who was a contestant on 'Masterchef Celebrtiy' along with Verónica Forqué, who died this Monday.

He also pointed out that this 'look' was not a modern nod to the 80s, but rather that it was bought in that decade, specifically in 1983. The design was a pink strapless decorated with ruffles and floral beading and a voluminous, ankle-length skirt in metallic blue.

The actress, who has already starred in a controversial probe for her statements against coronavirus vaccines, once again gave something to talk about after attending the event without a mask. She also did not wear it at any time during the gala.

The best 'looks' of the red carpet

Actress Paula Echevarría opted for sequins and glitter, which are so popular this season. She wore a long blue-green and silver dress by Michael Costello, with shoulder pads and long sleeves full of rhinestones.

David Bustamante's ex-wife completed the look with a gold belt, matching Lodi's strappy sandals, jewel clutch and oversized earrings. The 'influencer' was accompanied by her partner, Miguel Torres, who chose a navy blue suit, matching the bow tie, and a white shirt.

Marta Etura dazzled with a white dress by Teresa Helbig, decorated with white pearls around the neck and silver sequins. The makeup was from Chanel.

Candela Peña opted for a red Redondo Brand dress with a sweetheart neckline, puffed sleeves, a tulip skirt and a long train.

Maribel Verdú wore a short jumpsuit with gold sequins by Carolina Herrera that she has worn with fishnet stockings and a black mini bag with a gold chain. She completed the look with a lizard-shaped ring made of 18-karat rose gold with tsavorites and sapphires, from Suárez.

Although the design was very Christmas party, it was too much Freixenet bubble for our liking and it has had more successful outfits.

Silvia Abascal opted for a design by Stéphane Rolland. A long semi-transparent chiffon dress in brown tones and a silver fringe, which gave it a sexy touch. The actress combined it with Sophia Webster shoes and Yanes jewelry.

Hiba Abouk, who is pregnant with her second child, showed off her belly in a black halterneck Dior dress with 'brilli brilli'. As accessories, she wore Bulgari jewelry and Dior Beauty makeup, which highlighted her red lips.

Verónica Echegui opted for a design with an ethnic air in honor of the painter Frida Kahlo. The actress opted for a colorful Gucci dress and her hair was collected with two braids. The makeup was a creation by Pedro Cedeño for Dior, who gave great prominence to bushy eyebrows.

Eduardo Navarrete, known for his participation in 'Maestros de la Costura' and 'MasterChef Celebrity', wore an outfit from his latest collection that we could already see in his previous fashion show, in which Verónica Forqué participated, and which was the last public appearance of the actress.

Actress Marta Hazas chose a Carolina Herrera dress with a sweetheart neckline and pink tulle skirt for the 2021 Forqué Awards. One of the most elegant outfits of the awards.

Milena Smith surprised again with a transgressive 'look', never seen before in a rug of this category. She wore a dress with openings, black straps and flower prints from the Ottolinger firm, which revealed her tattoos and her underwear by having transparencies. She completed the look with Bulgari jewelry and black Givenchy ankle boots.

Alexandra Jiménez opted for a white dress with a round neckline, long sleeves, cut at the waist and a long skirt with a slit made of a beautiful white fabric studded with sequins. The most original part of the design was at the back, the large opening at the back.

She completed the look with golden sandals and Bárcena jewelry: art deco gold and platinum earrings with diamonds and a matching platinum and diamond ring.

Dulceida surprised with a 'look' in the 'black widow' style. Aida Domènech wore a design by Ze García Atelier. A dress with a wide tulle skirt and transparencies with polka dots both on the top and bottom. A very sexy 'look' thanks also to a large side opening that exposed her legs.

Macarena García chose a black dress by Versace, with a pronounced V-neckline, adorned with a maxi chain and an opening in the skirt. She completed the 'look' with minimalist ankle strap sandals.