
Eva Longoria Elevates the White Hot Trend With Cutouts at Global Gift Gala
Eva Longoria opted for summer’s white hot trend at the Global Gift Gala on Sunday in Marbella, Spain. The filmmaker, actress and activist gave the trend her unique spin, adding a cutout to her attire for the special occasion.

Longoria wore a sleeveless white maxidress with a flowing, mermaid-inspired skirt and fitted bodice. The dress featured a sensual halter neckline with an angular cut and geometric shape. The “Flamin’ Hot” filmmaker’s dress also included a triangle cutout at the bustline, adding further tension and juxtaposition to her attire. The dress included a cinched waist for silhouette definition, while the skirt flowed from its formfitting element to the maxi hem.

Longoria opted for strappy sandal heels for her attire and opted to go minimal with her accessories. The “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip” actress wore earrings designed with a star motif. She added delicate bracelets and rings to complete her look.
As the Honor Ambassador for the Global Gift Foundation, Longoria is a regular attendee at the annual Global Gift Gala. For the same event in July 2024, Longoria styled another dress with the cutout motif, not dissimilar from her style choice for the 2025 edition of the event.

Longoria wore a fiery red dress for the Global Gift Gala in 2024, which featured an asymmetric neckline and cutouts at the bustline and waist for the look. Longoria opted for pieces of gold jewelry to accentuate her attire.
White hot looks had a major moment in Europe this summer. During The Championships, Wimbledon, a bevy of celebrities styled white hot looks for the event. Monica Barbaro, Andrew Garfield, and Maude Apatow all wore white for the annual tennis grand slam, with looks provided courtesy of Ralph Lauren.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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