The “Moonfall” actress recreated her Oscars look of years ago when she became the first black woman to bag the award for Best Actress.
Fan reactions to Halle Berry’s recent appearance in her iconic flower-beaded gown from the 2002 Oscars have been filled with a mix of admiration and curiosity about her changing appearance.
Berry recreated the memorable and iconic evening on November 13, 2024, when she arrived at the 1001 Seasons of Elie Saab event. The ceremony, held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, celebrated the brand’s 45th anniversary, making it the perfect occasion to showcase its lasting legacy.
The actress first wore the dress when she won the Oscars for Best Actress for her role in 2001’s “Monster’s Ball.” This time, Halle Berry, in her stunning flower-beaded gown embodied the timelessness of both the dress and the brand.
The gown features a mesh bodice decorated with floral appliqués and a silky asymmetrical skirt. On this occasion, the actress added a pair of oversized gemstone earrings and styled her hair in a lustrous top knot.
She highlighted her ageless beauty and the enduring elegance of the gown, amazing her loyal fans. However, some admirers, focusing on her facial appearance, wondered if she had altered it through cosmetic surgery, pointing out changes they felt were visible.
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One fan noted, “Halle is forever gorgeous, but age does not add this kinda volume to your face. That being said this is extremely good cosmetic work.” Another fan concurred, “Wow, she’s had work done. Her face is no longer the same shape. ☹️.”
A supporter took a more reflective stance, saying, “I wouldn’t recognize her it’s so sad. She was so beautiful in her own beauty now she’s unrecognizable. I’m not hating on her I always thought that she was amazing and still is. Plus I look different with no work done. Wish my body held up like hers.”
One fan noticed a change in her facial structure and outfit, pointing out, “Doesn’t look like the same person, jawline completely different, also the outfit has a red background versus the original.” Another simply remarked, “Those chins are different.” “Different face,” another fan observed.
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