On Thursday, the Polar Prize 2018 took place in the Concert Hall in Stockholm. One of the best dressed at the gala was the artist Loreen, who also made an appearance during the evening. We know everything about the artist’s look, scene change and facts about who designed her clothes.
During Thursday dinner, it was time for the glorious Polar Prize to be awarded. The light blue carpet was filled with celebrities in incomparable creations in beautiful colors. Everything from the royal family, politicians and artists were in place. The Swedish artist Loreen had the great honor of performing and interpreting a song written by tonight’s laureate Metallica. Loreen was praised both for her magical appearance and for her beautiful clothes that she wore to the evening.
We have looked into the artist’s choice of clothes – both red carpet look and stage clothes – and quickly noticed that Loreen chose to wear Swedish design. A nice gesture, we think!
Loreen’s red carpet look at the Polar Prize 2018
On the Polar Prize’s red carpet, Loreen stepped forward in a dress designed by Swedish designer Emilie Janrell and in a body painting from Miyanabe. The dress is long in the model with a mermaid skirt and beautiful green color. Emelie Janrell was also noticed at the ELLE gala 2018 where she, among other things, became this year’s newcomer.
Loreen’s dress at the performance at the Polar Prize 2018
When it was time for Loreen’s performance, the artist changed – and like the program Aim for the Stars – Loreen came on stage as a completely new person. In a completely different hairstyle, new dress and other jewelry. The dress that Loreen chose is designed by Swedish designer Fadi el Khoury and the artist’s jewelery is from Maria Nilsdotter. The dress is sheer and light pink with beautiful, shiny details. During the performance, the artist sang Nothing Else Matters by Metallica. A completely magical performance – in every way!
• Source: https://www.elle.se/mode/sa-kladde-sig-loreen-pa-polarpriset-2018-se-artistens-alla-ombyten/4453122
• Translation: via Google Translate, the translation may not be completely accurate