The best outfits and beauty looks of the fourth night of Sanremo 2024

The night of covers and duets confirms itself as the most enjoyable of the week. Despite the 30 artists performing, plus their respective guests, time flies by with a mix of Italian tradition songs and Millennial hits. Sanremo turns into a collective karaoke that entertains. All accompanied by a touch of glam, vintage (thanks to Lorella Cuccarini), and lots of black outfits. In the end, today's competition is won by Geolier, who conquered the cover night with a medley featuring Guè, Luchè, and Gigi D’Alessio. A protest erupts in the audience, who would you have chosen as the winner?

Here are the best outfits and beauty looks of the fourth night of Sanremo 2024.

Lorella Cuccarini

Brand: Dolce&Gabbana, Gianfranco Ferrè, Versace, Roberto Cavalli

Look: Lorella Cuccarini takes us on a journey through the history of Italian fashion. At Sanremo 2024, she chose pieces from the Skof Archive by Emma Scalondro, wearing a Dolce&Gabbana dress from the SS 2003 collection, a voluminous creation from the early 2000s by Gianfranco Ferrè, a model from the Miss S&M FW 1992 collection by Versace, and a Roberto Cavalli from 2003. Bravo!

Annalisa

Brand: Dolce&Gabbana

Look: Another total black look accessorized with stockings signed by Dolce&Gabbana for Annalisa, who chooses a vinyl trench coat, very long hair with bangs, brick lipstick, and gold eyeshadow. On stage with her to sing Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) by the Eurythmics are the Artemia choir and La Rappresentante di Lista in Dsquared2. Delightful as always, Veronica Lucchesi in a dark princess version with a black long dress, jewel headband, soft makeup, and soap nails.

Rose Villain 

Brand: Sportmax

Look: Rose Villain takes the stage in a white and studded mini dress by Sportmax, paired with opera gloves and bare feet, to sing a medley of Gianna Nannini's hits (Scandalo, Meravigliosa creatura e Sei nell'anima) with the Sienese singer in a Emporio Armani suit. The beauty? Very easy: the characteristic turquoise bob with a middle part, a barely hinted and slightly smudged eyeliner, and cherry red lips.

Santi Francesi

Brand: Dolce&Gabbana 

Look: Santi Francesi along with Skin sing Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen. It could have been a disaster, but no. Alessandro De Santis and the leader of Skunk Anansie sing looking into each other's eyes. And it's magic. He, like Mario Francese, in a see-through crystal-studded Dolce&Gabbana sweater and sleek hair combed back, she in a black mini dress and vintage leather jacket, Maison Martin Margiela FW2000. The makeup? Glowy face, bold cat-eye, and cherry cola lips.

Ghali

Brand: Burc Akyol

Look: A performance that encompasses a wonderful world but also a powerful political and human statement. Ghali, in an elegant Burc Akyol suit and Louboutin shoes, sings a medley of his songs and Toto Cutugno's with Rat Chopper. It starts in Arabic with Bajna, continues with Cara Italia, and closes with L'italiano. On Instagram, he writes "I always think I represent those neighborhood guys with parents who struggled a lot to raise them. I love and believe in this country that repudiates war by Constitution. I was born in Italy, my children will be Italian. I will die in this country. I am also a true Italian.".

Clara

Brand: Roberto Cavalli

Look: Clara and Ivana Spagna project us into a Disney cartoon to the notes of Il cerchio della vita. For the occasion, they flaunt matching denim looks by Fausto Puglisi for Roberto Cavalli. Clara in a long dress and her partner in crime in jeans and a patchwork jacket. Even the beauty is coordinated: lioness manes with beach waves and luminous pink-toned makeup.

Loredana Bertè

Brand: Maison Valentino

Look: One of the most emotional moments of this cover night. Loredana Bertè sings Ragazzo mio by Luigi Tenco with Venerus with Ivano Fossati's arrangement. She, always in Maison Valentino, white shirt, black frou-frou miniskirt, tie, very long turquoise hair, and baby pink lipstick. Even more dramatic is Venerus's makeup, combining ultra-dark smokey eyes and face jewels. The cult piece? The tank top with a black and white image of Bertè.

Angelina Mango

Brand: Etro

Look: Angelina Mango moves and moves the audience while singing La rondine by her father, Pino Mango. Once again, she wears a creation by Marco De Vincenzo for Etro, an embroidered tulle jumpsuit and a draped jersey skirt with floral motifs of crystals and silver sequins. Hair is straight, with a center part, while Chantal Ciaffardini's makeup with Clinique products includes glossy lips and silver eyelids. The final touch? 3D manicure with jewelry on the nails.

Alessandra Amoroso

Brand: Roberto Cavalli

Look: A winning team doesn't change. Also, for the Salento medley with Boomdabash, Alessandra Amoroso continues to opt for black and slits. This time, a Roberto Cavalli dress, illuminated by Damiani jewels. She flaunts a slightly wavy bob, gold eyelids, and velvet lips.

Mahmood

Brand: Dolce&Gabbana

Look: A spine-chilling performance by Mahmood who, along with the Tenores di Bitti, sings Come è profondo il mare by Lucio Dalla. The refined outfit by Dolce&Gabbana consists of wide-leg trousers and a satin shirt. To illuminate the total black, there are Cartier jewels, like the ring from the Panthère collection. The curls and a forehead-swept bang make him irresistible.

Emma

Brand: Alessandra Rich

Look: After Thursday's hot pink, tonight Emma goes back to total black. She wears a feather-trimmed long dress by Alessandra Rich to sing a Tiziano Ferro medley with Bresh. The beauty? Glass hair and a bold smokey eyes by Mr. Daniel Make-up in collaboration with Sephora.

BigMama

Brand: Lorenzo Seghezzi

Look: BigMama, Gaia, La Niña e Sissi take the stage to sing Lady Marmalad by Labelle, setting the Ariston on fire. The performance matches the coquette dark looks, with graphic makeup, bows, braids, ruffles, and corsets. BigMama wears Lorenzo Seghezzi and a VinNoir Latex corset. Too cool for Sanremo.