Sara Montiel's most iconic dresses can be seen in a free exhibition in Madrid.

Madrid pays tribute to Sara Montiel , one of the divas of Spanish cinema who made it to Hollywood. Her attitude, courage and power led her to become one of the most important actresses of her time, also becoming an icon of glamour. Her way of dressing made her stand out, thanks to her dizzying necklines, sequins and lace, and was a way of challenging the fashion and aesthetic prototypes of her own time. Sara Montiel was a brilliant woman, both on and off the stage, and now a new exhibition by the Spanish Film Academy pays tribute to her. figure and his legacy.

For Susi Sánchez, actress and vice president of the institution, she was a "unique and pioneering figure in Spanish cinema. We hope that the exhibition will serve to spread the legacy of Sara Montiel, a woman who spans several decades of our cinema and culture. She has left a unique mark on all of us."

The twelve dresses in this exhibition invite us to recall the performer's most famous and significant looks , taking us on a journey back in time to relive those iconic moments. These garments not only showcase the legacy of this great actress in the world of cinema but also pay tribute to the artist who revolutionized the world of fashion.

Furthermore, the opening of the exhibition 'Super Sara: The Woman in the Spotlight' coincides with the premiere of the documentary 'Super Sara' , a Max production directed by Valeria Vargas that debunks the myth behind Sara Montiel, discussing her origins through to her reinvention in theater and television.

Some of the pieces donated by the family that stand out the most are the red dress she wore in one of her most popular live performances, performing 'Fumando Espero' , a tango popularized by the actress after her film 'El último cuplé', one of her most emblematic and well-known songs.

These pieces put the artist back in the spotlight and highlight her through fashion . Sara Montiel was one of Spain's most important artists. Her image also stood out, with her bold , modern style and distinctive makeup.

Until July 4th, the exhibition "Super Sara: Women in the Spotlight" will be available free of charge at the Film Academy . This is a great way to explore the most iconic pieces worn by one of the most famous Spanish actresses in the world.