Lucía Veiga, who won the award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in As Neves, opted for an elegant kimono-style dress made of silk using the Japanese Shibori technique in shades of blue. The design, featuring a striking red lining, highlighted the actress’s sophistication and personality on an unforgettable night. As Neves, directed by Sonia Méndez, also took home the award for Best Feature Film.

Teté Delgado, the host of the gala, stunned in a pure black dress designed by Uxía Vaello, the mastermind behind the Mestre Mateo wardrobe. The gown, made of silk with floral motifs in shades of red and a delicate train, exuded elegance and quickly became one of the most talked-about outfits of the night. She also delivered one of the gala’s most iconic moments when she dramatically removed the dress to kick off a lively dance with Xoán Fórneas.