Rita Moreno aparece com mesmo look usado ao vencer Oscar em 1962

No auge dos 86 anos, Rita Moreno marcou presença na 90ª edição do Oscar, que tomou conta do Dolby Theatre em Los Angeles, na noite do domingo, 4 de março.

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A porto-riquenha apareceu no tapete vermelho com o mesmo vestido usado na premiação de 1962, quando a atriz ganhou a estatueta por sua atuação em “West Side Story” (“Amor, Sublime Amor”, no Brasil).

Vencedora da categoria de Melhor Atriz Coadjuvante há 56 anos, Rita Moreno compareceu ao Oscar apesar de não concorrer a nenhum prêmio e chamou atenção pelo elegantíssimo vestido confeccionado nas Filipinas.

A peça conta com uma saia produzida com o mesmo material do tradicional kimono japonês e bordados feitos com fios de ouro, além de um corpete e luvas em veludo preto.

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Last night, acting legend Rita Moreno turned heads on the red carpet when she re-wore her dress from the 1962 Academy Awards where she won Best Supporting Actress for “West Side Story.” Moreno was born in 1931 and her acting career has spanned over 70 years!  She is one of 12 E.G.O.T. (Emmy, Oscar, Grammy, and Tony) winners, and one of 23 winners of the so-called “Triple Crown of Acting,” meaning a competitive acting award from the Oscars, Emmys, and Tonys.  She is one of only two, and the only living actor, to have received both distinctions. Other awards Moreno has under her belt?  George W. Bush awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom, Obama awarded her a National Medal of the Arts and in and she was given a Lifetime Achievement award by the Kennedy Center in 2015. Moreno currently stars in the Netflix show “One Day At A Time,” a remake of the 1975 Norman Lear original. If all of that wasn’t enough, here’s another little fun fact: did you know that Moreno is the voice of the titular character in the animated series. “Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego?” #RitaMoreno #WestsideStory #CarmenSandiego #OneDayAtATime #EGOT #womenshistorymonth

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