Susanna Griso hosted the seventh edition of the Premios Merca2 in Madrid in a look inspired by the structured elegance of 1950s fashion. The presenter wore a sleeveless, nude-toned ostrich-feather top with a high-waisted red mermaid skirt, standing out at an event attended by figures from Spain’s political and business circles, including institutional representatives.
The feathered top, with its volume and movement, was the focal point of Griso’s ensemble. Its elongated back balanced the skirt’s silhouette, while a slim bracelet and several rings complemented the natural-stone earrings.
Griso’s styling extended to her hair and makeup. She wore blonde waves swept to one side, while luminous tones and warm terracotta lipstick gave the look an understated finish.
The seventh edition continued the Merca2 Awards’ focus on leadership in Spain’s economy and society, including the business sector. Griso said she was enthusiastic about hosting the ceremony, describing the preceding months as demanding and the event as a marker in her countdown to the summer break.
The evening also drew attention to Griso’s relationship with Luis Enríquez Nistal, a media executive and former chief executive of Vocento. The couple’s relationship began in 2025 after years of friendship, and their Costa Brava wedding took place on July 25. The celebration was planned as an informal occasion, with guayaberas as the dress code for male guests. Griso later addressed the attention paid to the garment on the television programme El Hormiguero.
Speaking about the coral guayabera worn by her husband, Griso said nobody had discussed it at the wedding because everyone was wearing one. She also joked that it was “the only wedding where people talked more about the groom than the bride.” Her remarks put the relaxed dress code and the attention it attracted in the context of the couple’s celebration.
Griso’s 1950s-inspired outfit drew on a fashion era associated with defined silhouettes and structured lines. The feathered top and mermaid skirt brought those references to a formal event, while restrained accessories and makeup kept the overall look understated.
The Merca2 Awards brought together political and business figures in Madrid, alongside institutional representatives, and framed the ceremony around achievements across Spain’s economic and social life. For Griso, the event linked an evening of public hosting with a personal key stage that later became a subject of discussion on television.
