Pia Wurtzbach Wears Gucci From Demna’s Debut Collection to The Vogue Arabia Ball 2026
Pia Wurtzbach
The model and Vogue Arabia Ball campaign star embraces wearable art in a sculptural cobalt-blue Gucci creation, paired with Bvlgari High Jewelry.
Having already brought her artistic vision to life as one of the stars of the Vogue Arabia Ball 2026: Art Edition campaign, Pia Wurtzbach continues her celebration of creativity on the red carpetRed CarpetThe ceremonial walkway at premieres, award shows, and galas where public figures pose for photographers in their most carefully chosen looks. Red-carpet fashion launches trends, fuels designer visibility, and generatesGo to Red Carpet Glossary. For the inaugural event, dedicated to art through the female gaze, the model makes a striking statement in a full Gucci look from creative director Demna’s debut collection for the Italian fashion house, La Famiglia.
Titled La Diva, the look explores exaggerated proportions, dramatic volume, and texture, rendered in a vibrant shade of cobalt blue. With its sculptural silhouetteSilhouetteThe overall outline or shape of a garment or look, such as A-line, column, or hourglass. Silhouette defines the first visual impression of an outfit and is often the mostGo to Silhouette Glossary and theatrical presence, the ensemble reflects fashion as wearable art, perfectly capturing the spirit of the evening.
Adding another layer of artistry, Wurtzbach pairs the Gucci creation with Bvlgari high jewelryJewelryDecorative adornments worn on the body, from fine pieces in gold, diamonds, and pearls to fashion jewelry made of accessible materials. Jewelry completes an outfit and often holds sentimental orGo to Jewelry Glossary, including the Timeless Tanzanite Lace necklace and matching earrings. A tribute to traditional lacework, the platinum necklace centers on a magnificent 21.01-carat cabochon-cut tanzanite, surrounded by vibrant rubellites and an intricate arrangement of brilliant-cut and pavé-set diamonds. The matching earrings feature a pair of cabochon-cut tanzanites totaling 18.24 carats, complemented by rubellites and shimmering diamonds.
“For me, art doesn’t always have to be something you hang on a wall. Sometimes it’s something you can wear,” shares Wurtzbach. “I loved the drama and volume of this Gucci look, and how the Bulgari jewelryJewelryDecorative adornments worn on the body, from fine pieces in gold, diamonds, and pearls to fashion jewelry made of accessible materials. Jewelry completes an outfit and often holds sentimental orGo to Jewelry Glossary brings another dimension through color and intricate details. It’s bold, expressive and a little theatrical, which feels perfect for an evening celebrating art.”
The Vogue Arabia Ball 2026 is taking place in partnership with Piaget and IQOS and with the support of Touchland, Delano Dubai, Maison Revka, Yangwang and Blone Haute Parfumerie
This article was originally published on Vogue Arabia.