The classic pantsuit was entirely white.
Attending the Munich Film Festival on July 2, Kate Winslet channeled the sophisticated wardrobe of her character from “The Regime,” in which she stars as an authoritarian chancellor of a fictional nation. On hand to accept the festival’s CineMerit award, Winslet paired classic beige pointed pumps with a stately white pantsuit.
Winslet opted for an refined monochrome white ensemble for the event. In addition to presenting her with the CineMerit award, the festival is also screening the war/drama film “Lee,” which Winslet starred in and executive produced.
For the occasion, Winslet wore a pair of crisp white pants, which featured a straight leg silhouette. The legs were a hint looser at the bottom, with the fabric partially hiding Winslet’s shoes. Completing the pantsuit was a white suit jacket with a shawl lapel. The jacket featured a single button underneath the lapel, which the actress had fastened; there was also one button at the end of each sleeve. Meanwhile, shoulder pads offered the garment a sharper silhouette.
Winslet switched up the white color palette with a pair of sand-hued shoes. The pumps featured a traditional pointed toe and suede fabric in a warm earth tone. The sharp footwear provided a neutral complement to the bright white ensemble, aligning with the elegant theme established by the pantsuit.
Winslet accessorized with earrings featuring thin strands of gold-hued chains. The “Titanic” star wore her blonde hair out in waves.
Winslet appreciates a classic black and white color palette. While participating in an FYC panel discussing HBO’s limited series “The Regime” in June, Winslet wore a pair of black pumps featuring a ruffled black flower on each shoe; they were paired with a white suit jacket and tight black leather pants. At the “Avatar: The Way of Water” premiere in 2022, she wore black leather Christian Louboutin boots with black leather pants, a white collared shirt, a black blazer and an untied tie.
In the film “Lee,” Winslet plays the titular Lee Miller, an American photojournalist who was a war correspondent during World War II. Seen on set when filming in 2022, Winslet was wearing a military jumpsuit and military boots for the role. The film is set for release in the U.S. on Sept. 27.
