Famed fictional detective Hercule Poirot may have solved the murders in Death on the Nile, but we're still racking our brains over one more mystery — how Gal Gadot manages to look so good in the sweltering Egyptian climate.
In the movie, Gal plays heiress Linnet Ridgeway Doyle, whose style can be summed up in two words: timeless glamour.
From her flowy gowns and soft silks when she's aboard the cruise ship S.S. Karnak, to her comfy but elevated outfits she sports while sightseeing, Linnet is all about understated luxury.
Here's how you can steal her look.
Keep it simple and classy with a neutral maxi
Unlike Linnet, you probably don't have a 128-carat Tiffany diamond necklace on hand. Nevertheless, try recreating the rest of her look with this cream embroidered maxi dress with a similar cape detail from Asos.
It's even on sale right now for just $64.94 (U.P. $138.95).
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Be the star of the party in a shimmery number
We love the cap sleeves and unique layered look on Linnet's show-stopping silver dress. If you've got a special occasion coming up, try this version from Taobao which costs 388 yuan (S$83.18).
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Can't go wrong with a wrap dress
Linnet definitely seems to have a thing for off-white dresses. Get one in a classic wrap style and you won't go wrong.
Throw a gold belt on on this dress from Shein that's now on sale for $17 (U.P. $26) to complete the look. We love this chunky chain belt ($7.25), also from Shein.
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Beige-toned basics
When she isn't decked out in gowns and dresses, Linnet rocks some classic basics in white and beige tones.
If you're looking for a piece that great for mixing and matching, this white button down shirt from Shein ($15) is your best bet.
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This Shein linen and viscose blend skirt (on sale at $14; U.P. $23) is another versatile basic that's perfect for Singapore's humid weather.
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More of a pants girl? Asos has got you covered with this pair of white jersey trousers ($38.99).
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