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Eva Longoria looks like an ‘Old Hollywood’ superstar in her latest outing


Eva Longoria has long been celebrated as one of the most elegant figures in modern Hollywood


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Shirley GomezSenior Writer
NOVEMBER 12, 2025 10:06 AM EST

Eva Longoria brought a touch of timeless Hollywood to Paris, turning heads with a dazzling beaded gown that transported everyone back to the golden age of cinema. The Texas-born actress once again proved that sophistication and purpose can coexist beautifully on the red carpet during the Global Gift Gala, a cause close to her heart.

Eva Longoria has long been celebrated as one of the most elegant figures in modern Hollywood. The "Desperate Housewives" star consistently balances allure and empowerment, crafting a personal style that’s both commanding and meaningful. At this year’s Paris Global Gift Gala, which she co-hosted, Eva showcased her signature blend of glamour and grace while supporting a mission to uplift vulnerable communities around the world.

Eva Longoria has long been celebrated as one of the most elegant figures in modern Hollywood.© Corbis via Getty Images
Eva Longoria has long been celebrated as one of the most elegant figures in modern Hollywood.

Her appearance was a masterclass in understated opulence. She chose a pearl-toned gown by MONOT, a brand beloved by stars who adore classic silhouettes reimagined with a modern edge. The floor-length design featured intricate beadwork and a subtle shimmer that caught the light with every movement, sculpting her figure into an elegant mermaid shape reminiscent of the silver screen icons of the 1940s.

A Modern Take on Classic Hollywood

Eva’s look paid clear homage to Old Hollywood glamour, but with a 21st-century twist. The structured lines of the gown gave it architectural sophistication, while its pearlescent sheen evoked the glow of cinematic goddesses like Rita Hayworth and Marilyn Monroe

Eva’s look paid clear homage to Old Hollywood glamour, but with a 21st-century twist.© Getty Images
Eva’s look paid clear homage to Old Hollywood glamour, but with a 21st-century twist.

Her hair and makeup sealed the retro fantasy. Eva debuted her new sleek bob, styled in soft, 1950s-inspired waves, a refreshing nod to vintage elegance that felt both nostalgic and strikingly current. Her glowing skin and signature red lips added a finishing touch that perfectly balanced boldness with femininity.

Jewelry played a supporting but vital role as delicate diamond drop earrings and a minimalist geometric bracelet added sparkle without overshadowing the gown. 

Jewelry played a supporting but vital role as delicate diamond drop earrings and a minimalist geometric bracelet added sparkle without overshadowing the gown© Corbis via Getty Images
Jewelry played a supporting but vital role as delicate diamond drop earrings and a minimalist geometric bracelet added sparkle without overshadowing the gown

The entire look radiated what can only be described as modern diva energy, a fusion of confidence, sophistication, and cinematic flair.

The entire look radiated what can only be described as modern diva energy.© WireImage
The entire look radiated what can only be described as modern diva energy.

Glamour with a Purpose

Beyond the sparkle, Eva Longoria’s night at the Global Gift Gala carried a deeper message. As an honorary ambassador for the Global Gift Foundation, she continues to use her platform to raise awareness and funds for communities in need. Her presence at the event was not just about turning heads; it was about turning attention toward compassion and change.

Longoria has long believed that fashion can be a form of activism, a way to express identity and values through artistry. On this night, she reminded everyone that true luxury is about intention. Every element of her look, from the sustainable craftsmanship of her gown to her confident, radiant poise, spoke of a woman who understands the power of image as a tool for impact.

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