Ines de Ramon’s Sheer Plunging Green Lace Gown Turns San Sebastian With Brad Pitt

Ines de Ramon did not walk San Sebastian to blend into the sponsor wall — she walked it in forest-green lace that made the red carpet look like a supporting character.

At the September 23 premiere of Brad Pitt’s Heart of the Beast, the 33-year-old jewelry executive (Director of Sales and PR at Anita Ko) arrived in a flowing lacy green gown: plunging structured neckline, thin spaghetti straps, open-back energy, and a semi-sheer skirt over a nude underlay that hugged every line. Updo with face-framing strands. Minimal jewelry. Maximum “who is she” from anyone still living under a rock. Soft Scoop raunch — elegant, still spicy, Facebook-safe enough for the cut.

Page Six, Hello, Vogue España, and ABC all framed the couple’s SSIFF stop as a head-turner. Brad Pitt kept it classic black three-piece with white shirt and tie (after a camo-suit flex at the Tennessee global premiere on September 16). Second joint appearance on this press tour; same main-character math. He stood slightly behind her with an arm around the waist while the SSIFF / rtve / eitb logos did their best to compete. They did not compete.

Ines usually leans quiet-luxury neutrals — polished, feminine, jewelry-world chic. San Sebastian got the vampier lace chapter: sheer enough for Scoop’s cut, polished enough for a film festival that prints its logos in three languages. Soft Scoop take: when your partner is premiering a Special Forces thriller called Heart of the Beast, you do not arrive in beige. You arrive in plunging green lace and let the carpet figure itself out.

The couple have kept the romance relatively private since 2022, but red carpets keep writing the press notes for them. Tennessee was camo and beachy waves. San Sebastian was lace and an updo. Same plot. Louder costume department.

Soft Scoop housekeeping: Heart of the Beast needed a red-carpet villain era and got a jewelry executive in sheer green lace instead — which, frankly, is better casting. Brad brought the three-piece. Ines brought the plunging plot. San Sebastian brought the logos. Only one of those three broke the timeline.

Sources lightly stacked: Page Six, Hello’s Faye James, Vogue España, and Spanish wire coverage all framed the SSIFF carpet as Ines’s night as much as Brad’s. Soft Scoop agrees — when the lace is that sheer and the neckline that plunging, the premiere title is just context.

Scoop’s verdict? Green lace: locked. Brad: arm candy. San Sebastian just got a plunging plot twist.