Annie Chen hosts the 61st Golden Bell drama ceremony on October 24. Her earlier red-carpet choices offer four different relationships between colour, line and movement.
This is an archive, not a reveal of tonight’s hosting clothes. Distinguishing years and occasions makes the styling more useful as inspiration.
Key details
October 24, 2026: hosting the 61st Golden Bell drama ceremony.
Archive labels include Celine at Golden Bell 57, Andrew GN at Golden Horse 58 and Berta at Golden Bell 52.
A bright green dress with yellow ankle-strap shoes is another earlier look; none is identified as tonight’s outfit.
Black sequins balance surface and negative space
The 2022 Golden Bell Celine look combines a dark silhouette, sequins and cut-out details. Light reveals texture within a restrained overall colour.
For your own occasion, compare one dominant surface with a clear change in shape or finish. Check sitting and movement as well as the photograph.
Annie Chen in bright green and yellow shoes
Two greens create different moods
The bright green dress and yellow shoes feel vivid; the black-and-green Andrew GN fishtail at Golden Horse 58 in 2021 uses a more theatrical outline.
Look at shoes and accessories in a full-length mirror. With a long or fishtail hem, walk and turn before committing to a shape.
Annie Chen’s 2021 Golden Horse Andrew GN gown
Fringe makes movement visible
Berta’s silver-white fringe at Golden Bell 52 in 2017 responds to steps and turns. Check interaction with bags and jewellery if adapting the idea.
Hosting also involves microphones, movement and extended wear. Wait for the actual wardrobe reveal; use these earlier looks to select one colour or material relationship for your own plans.
Annie Chen’s 2017 Golden Bell Berta fringe look
Questions answered
Are these tonight’s hosting outfits?
No. They are earlier public appearances, not an advance reveal.
When was the Celine look?
The 57th Golden Bell Awards in 2022.
When were Andrew GN and Berta worn?
Andrew GN at Golden Horse 58 in 2021; Berta at Golden Bell 52 in 2017.