Lupita says that the site used to look award is thanks to friend

Outfit that called attention to the CFDA Fashion Awards is the brand Suno, a designer who helped the actress before the fame: 'I wanted to say thank you.'                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

Lupita Nyong'o at the CFDA Awards (Photo: AFP / Agency)

Lupita Nyong'o surprised when using a more basic look to attend the CFDA Fashion Awards , on Monday, 2. And, in an interview to the "Vanity Fair" site, explained the choice of outfit. The actress, who became famous because of the movie "12 years of slavery" and is darling of eateries on the red carpet , said that the outfit belongs to designer Suno and explained that he wanted to use it because the designer Max Osterweis, the brand owner , helped long before the fame: "I just wanted to say thank you."

Lupita also told the publication that, even before he could be worn for many prestigious designers, always took care to be tuned. "Always worried about what was going to wear, this has not changed. I like to dress for the red carpet and, particularly, I think that helps a lot that I have a fantastic relationship with my stylist," said the actress, referring Erlanger to the Micaela.

Max Osterweis is a San Francisco, United States, and worked as a screenwriter before turning stylist. He uses influences from Kenya in parts and is darling Michelle Obama.