The third evening of the Sanremo Festival did not deliver significant fashion surprises when compared to the previous nights. A few key details have emerged from this year's festival, notably the frequent use of feathers, an overarching white color theme, and the trend of gloves worn by numerous artists—elements that potentially boost their scores in the FantaSanremo fantasy game. This highlights that the festival is not just about the music but also about the spectacle and fashion statements made by performers.

In terms of the hosts, there have been some style shifts worth mentioning. Carlo Conti opted for a classic three-piece evening suit in navy blue with black lapels and a matching tie, moving away from the more traditional smoking attire. Meanwhile, Laura Pausini has made a notable switch in her stylist, showcasing several striking outfits throughout the evening. Her choices included a feather-adorned dress by Alberta Ferretti for the first part of the evening, characterized by a trailing skirt and low waistline, followed by a figure-hugging white gown that highlighted her silhouette, also designed by Ferretti. For the final act, she donned a vibrant yellow dress inspired by Belle from "Beauty and the Beast."

The fashion at the festival not only reflects individual styles but also broader trends in Italian fashion, encouraging attendees and viewers alike to explore and engage with current design aesthetics. The emphasis on feathers and the color white could signal a collective direction for the season, resonating well with both the audience and critics. As the festival progresses, it will be interesting to see whether these trends continue to evolve and how they might influence fashion conversations within Italy and beyond.