Charlize Theron stuns at Paris Olympics event in dazzling white

Class, grace, and minimalism perfectly describe Charlize Theron's style. Daily, the actress opts for jeans and simple t-shirts, but when she appears on the red carpet, she outshines everyone.

This time was no different. The Oscar winner for her role in "Monster" attended the Prelude to the Olympics event. Although she rarely appears at such events, her outfit stole the show. Once again, she proved she is the queen of "raw," monochromatic styles.

Before beginning her acting career, Charlize Theron was a model. At 5'10" tall, she worked in Milan and New York. After a year of modeling, she moved to Los Angeles, where a talent agent noticed her and gave her his number. She made her big-screen debut in 1996.

Although her first film received mixed reviews, Theron gained attention thanks to her ethereal beauty. In subsequent years, she proved she was also a talented actress. In 2003, she won an Oscar for her leading role in "Monster".

Her modeling experience certainly helped her find her style. The actress opts for simple and elegant cuts and colors that harmonize perfectly with her beauty. She is fond of black, white, navy, and red. Monochromatic total looks are her trademark.

She appeared in an exceptional outfit at the Prelude to the Olympics event in Paris. She chose an asymmetrical white mini dress, but all the attention was grabbed by a kind of train draped over her shoulder.

This seemingly simple dress makes a stunning impression, making it hard to take your eyes off the actress. A clutch and metallic high-heeled sandals complemented the ensemble.

The dress is the main highlight here. The actress avoids heavy makeup or elaborate hairstyles. She usually goes for simple, slightly messy updos and subtly defined eyes. The only bold move in her makeup is usually red lips, but this time, she skipped them.