Kristen Stewart Looks Stunning In Sparkling Gown, Goes Barefoot At The 2015 Venice Film Festival

Kristen Stewart looked happy and gorgeous in her sparkling gown when she attended the 2015 Venice Film Festival in Italy on Saturday for the premiere of her film, “Equals.” She was also seen removing her pumps as she comfortably settled onto her seat during the event.

The Twilight actress was wearing a tea-length Chanel fall 2015 couture dress in satin color-gray lace block, a scalloped, asymmetrical hem and elbow-length sleeves, as well as sheer overlays with shoulder straps and embellishments, reported E!Online. “KStew,” as her fans would call Stewart, looked stunning on the red carpet in her sparkling dress, which she have matched with a red berry lip color, and paired with metallic pointed pumps.

Stewart had been known for always kicking off her shoes during her movie premieres. She just recently went barefoot during the movie premiere of her film “American Ultra,” in Los Angeles last month. KStew was wearing a sequined Zuhair Murad rompers and a pair of pointy, patent leather heels at the event, according to MTV News. The shoes were later handed on to her assistant, and Stewart walked barefoot to meet the fans.

Meanwhile, it seems Stewart will be having a box-office hit in “Equals,” in which she co-starred with actor Nicholas Hoult. One of the highlights of the film was the intimacy between the characters played by Stewart and co-actor, Hoult. In the film, the people will witness the characters’ showcase of feelings being connected in a futuristic world where emotions are eradicated.

The “Twilight” star is the first American actress to receive a Cesar award, which she won earlier this year. Stewart recently admitted that she still gets nervous at the start of every project she works on, but she works on this emotion to her advantage.

“I think the biggest killer in this life is fear,” News Entertainment quoted Stewart as saying.

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