The Sanremo Festival closed this 75th edition in grand style, leaving us not only with memorable melodies but also with a series of looks that have made fashion enthusiasts and industry insiders dream.
The winner was Olly, with his “Balorda nostalgia”, a romantic and melancholic ballad about the end of a love affair. In second place is Lucio Corsi with Volevo essere un duro, and in third, Brunori Sas with L’albero delle noci.
But the Ariston also reminded us how much fashion and music are two sides of the same coin. The artists chose outfits in line with the mood of their songs: the watchword this year was personality.
A runway stage for the female singers
The artists competing in the 2025 Sanremo Festival transformed the Ariston stage into an exceptional runway, and every outfit was studied down to the smallest detail. Here are some looks that caught our eye during the various nights of the Festival.
Elodie captivated the audience with a futuristic and sensual vision: a metallic dress, structured yet fluid, which reflected light with every movement. Her ultra-sleek hairstyle with extra-long hair completed the look, emphasizing her sophisticated and bold character.
Giorgia, on the other hand, chose timeless elegance, wrapped in a total black lingerie dress, essential and hyper-feminine. The impalpable fabric and sinuous silhouette made her look a perfect balance between refinement and modernity.
Francesca Michielin dared with a powder-pink outfit, mixing a vintage-flavored jeweled top with fluid trousers. A glam and contemporary balance that you can recreate by focusing on precious details and soft volumes: the top-and-pants combination, if well calibrated, can become your go-to for the ceremonies of the coming months.
The charm of Marcella Bella exploded in a black jumpsuit embellished with silver glimmers, inspired by the disco energy of the 70s. Clara, meanwhile, enchanted with a dress covered in ivory beaded fringe, an eye-catching piece that added movement to every step she took. If you love plays of light, we recommend pairing sparkling textures with simple lines, so as to enhance your figure without weighing it down.
Rose Villain chose to focus on a dark and seductive mood, opting for a black dress with a wrap-around line that evoked gothic elegance. The contrast between the minimal structure and the dramatic impact made her look one of the most discussed of the Festival. Even in your everyday wardrobe, a well-cut black dress is a must-have that can be personalized with strong accessories for a dramatic and original effect.
Among the men's looks, those of Lucio Corsi and Achille Lauro stood out in particular.
Lucio Corsi brought a unique aesthetic to the Ariston stage that combines theatrical and surreal elements. During the cover night, he surprised the audience by performing a duet with Topo Gigio, wearing a white tailcoat and makeup like a Pierrot. A fairy-tale look that created a poetic and delicate atmosphere, demonstrating his creative spirit and desire to break with conventions. Achille Lauro, already known for his chameleon-like style, celebrated male elegance with a series of outfits that combined opulence, refinement, and boldness.

Carlo Conti: the elegance of simplicity
The host, Carlo Conti, maintained his stylistic signature with sartorial suits in neutral tones and clean lines. A classic approach, which ensured fluidity in the hosting and an essential Festival, devoid of excesses.
But beyond style, Conti brought a very precise imprint to the stage: a Sanremo without excesses or major twists. His goal? An orderly, rhythmic Festival without downtime.
The co-hosts' looks
During the evenings, various co-hosts joined Conti, each with a unique style.
Bianca Balti moved the audience not only with her beauty but also with her message of resilience in the fight against cancer, choosing dresses that celebrated life.
Elettra Lamborghini, on the third night, chose a white dress that enhanced her figure, demonstrating surprising stylistic versatility. Miriam Leone opted for a bright red dress, drawing attention and dividing the opinions of fashion experts.
Antonella Clerici, co-host of the first night, chose a casual chic look for the inaugural press conference, appearing in dark glasses, a blazer, and jeans. This choice anticipated a relaxed and authentic approach, in line with her sunny and welcoming personality.
Geppi Cucciari, star of the fourth night along with Mahmood, chose looks that combined elegance and comfort, allowing her to move with ease without sacrificing a touch of class.
Alessia Marcuzzi, co-host of the final night, enchanted the audience with a series of dresses that highlighted her slender figure. The choice of monochromatic colors and essential designs underscored her natural elegance, proving that "less is more".
The guests' looks: Damiano David stands out
Among the guests, the presence of Duran Duran gave the Festival an international twist, while the rebellious style of Damiano David of Måneskin, somewhere between rock and haute couture, continues to inspire younger generations, confirming that fashion is first and foremost a personal language.
Sanremo: the Festival continues to get people talking
The Sanremo Festival is not just music, but a true cultural event that dictates trends and inspires seasonal fashion. Every year, the stars' looks spark debate among fashion addicts and influencers, becoming valuable inspiration for reinterpreting everyday style.
Whether you love the timeless elegance of a long dress or want to experiment with modern silhouettes and bold details, Artigli collections offer the perfect balance between glamour and personality.
Get inspired by the Ariston stage and make your every outfit an authentic expression of style.

