Maísa Gouveia Designs Exclusive Looks for Actresses at the Fairmont Rio 2026 Ball
The Fairmont Rio 2026 Ball took place this Saturday (20) at the iconic Fairmont Rio de Janeiro Copacabana and, for the second consecutive year, renowned stylist Maísa Gouveia signed the exclusive creations worn by celebrated actresses during the evening.
One of the most anticipated events on Rio de Janeiro’s social calendar, the Ball was directed, produced, and scenographically designed by, delivering a visually striking and immersive experience.
This year, the actresses who wore Maísa Gouveia’s designs included each embodying the spirit and sophistication proposed for the night.
Under the theme “Wonderful Summer,” the 2026 edition celebrated the vibrant energy of Rio’s summer. While reviving the glamour and exuberance of the disco era. Maísa drew inspiration from the stylistic transition between the late 1970s and early 1980s. So, referencing the iconic atmosphere of. Her creations featured glittering fabrics. As well as, metallic finishes, sequins, pleated silhouettes, and refined draping elements that translated movement, luminosity, and sensual elegance to the red carpet.

Maísa Gouveia Designs Exclusive Looks for Actresses at the Fairmont Rio 2026 Ball
In a statement to the press, the designer shared:
“Creating for the Fairmont Ball once again is an immense joy. Last year was a truly special experience alongside the actresses, and this edition allowed me to deepen that creative dialogue uniting the free spirit of Rio’s summer with the glamour of the disco era. It is a celebration filled with beauty, light, and sparkle.”
The fashion productions were coordinated by a company specializing in fashion production and costume design. Further reinforcing Maísa Gouveia’s growing recognition as one of the emerging names in both national and international fashion.
With sophisticated craftsmanship and a contemporary vision rooted in iconic references. So, Maísa Gouveia once again left her mark on one of Brazil’s most prestigious social events.
Photos by: Eduardo de Paulla

