Lupita Nyong’o has undoubtedly had some incredible fashion moments in Berlin. As she wrapped up her jury duties at the prestigious Berlin International Film Festival, she took the opportunity to showcase her impeccable style.
In a recent Instagram slideshow, the talented actress documented one of her looks that featured a chic approach to monochrome dressing. She donned a knitted jacket in black and white, skillfully layered over a black camisole and complemented by matching mesh stockings.
Photo: Instagram.com/lupitanyongo Nyong’o effortlessly paired the ensemble with a matching handbag and elegant black court shoes. To complete the look, she accessorized with gold hoop earrings, a necklace, and a sleek black beret atop her head, embodying a touch of Parisian style.
Photo: Instagram.com/lupitanyongo It comes as no surprise that Nyong’o is no stranger to monochrome dressing. Throughout her time as a jury member in Berlin, she has consistently showcased her unique take on this classic style. Just a few days ago, she shared another photo on Instagram, proudly displaying an all-black look composed of a blazer, satin camisole, pant trousers, and a handbag, all in the same hue.
“It’s safe to say I’m having a good time at @berlinale 😊,” she captioned the photo, clearly enjoying her fashion journey in Berlin.
Not only is Nyong’o a style icon, but she also holds a significant role as the president of the International Jury at the 74th Berlin International Film Festival. This appointment is a testament to her talent and contributions to the film industry.
Nyong’o gained recognition in 2014 when she received the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in the critically acclaimed film “12 Years a Slave” by Steve McQueen. Her versatility in cinema and her ability to embrace different roles make her a standout in the industry.
“Lupita Nyong’o embodies what we appreciate in cinema: versatility in embracing different projects, addressing different audiences, and consistency to one idea that is quite recognizable in her characters, as diverse as they may look,” Berlinale directors Mariëtte Rissenbeek and Carlo Chatrian said in a statement while announcing the actress as the president of the International Jury at the 74th Berlin International Film Festival. “We are happy and proud that she has accepted our invitation to be the jury president of the 74th Berlinale.”
