After successful performances as Micaela in Bizet’s Carmen at the Lyric Opera Chicago and as Mimì in Puccini’s Boheme at Opernhaus Zurich, Eleonora Buratto spent a few days in Italy to fulfil one of her wishes: posing as a model for photographer Silvia Lelli. Silvia Lelli has long been a leading photographer of Teatro alla Scala and is now internationally recognized as one of the great photographers of orchestras, theater and arts in Italy.
Fan of Eleonora’s voice, Lelli has portrayed the soprano at the Opera House in Florence.
Operafashion exclusively features some backstage photos.
Eleonora poses for Silvia Lelli wearing a little black dress from Chiara Boni – La Petite Robe and a unique custom made creation by the Colombian designer Freddy Gaviria: a silk coat with a Japanese floral print. Diamond earrings by Iannaccone Jewelry.
Then, the soprano during her interview with Valeria Collevecchio of Italian television RAI 3.
Photographer Silvia Lelli and hair-make up artist Mariano Sabatelli working on Eleonora. The soprano wears a silk dress by Antonio Riva, a gorgeous necklace made of Australian white pearls with a gold and diamond clasp and matching Australian pearl earrings with brilliant-cut diamonds.
Eleonora shines not only on stage!
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