The two beautiful faces of the two moderators of the first night of Sanremo 2020 were two images studied to get the public's attention, to be completely natural and not to be transformed into another person. Because beauty in the second decade of the 2000s is always "relative". But also unique, at the same time. Like Rula Jebreal and Diletta Leotta.
Designed to smooth out the controversy that preceded the festival, the selection of the two moderators and their presentation was conceived to come with a classic, light and natural makeup.
The first evening of Sanremo 2020 was a breakdown of makeup codes of recent years. For even beauty lies, above all, beyond the pursuing codes of a spectacle or a scene.
Yesterday's evening saw a natural make-up not only on competitors and guests, but in particular on the two presenters, Rula Jebreal and Diletta Leotta, who stayed up all night with the homeowner and artistic director, Amadeus.
One blonde and the other brunette, the two female characters of last night, one sexier than the other, purposely chose natural makeup - as two stereotypes of the female universe. In the scene, both demonstrated, beyond the classifications of beauty, mere simplicity. They did this not only to look more beautiful naturally, but, above all, that what they had to say and what they said was stronger than the colors of makeup. Because what they said had strong messages inside. As strong as any of us who see them forget their physical appearance.
Their monologues, in fact, have had the power to put the viewer in such a state that he does not notice, or even transcend, their beauty. Instead, it creates a natural empathetic connection with the person who goes beyond the body, focusing more on her strong speech and emotions.
