Ana de Armas and boyfriend Beto Montenegro were photographed leaving their Paris hotel together on Oct. 6th as the actress headed to Louis Vuitton’s Spring-Summer 2027 show, according to Just Jared.
The 38-year-old actress wore a plunging black leather blazer and matching microshorts from the house’s Resort 2027 collection. Tan straps threaded through silver rings lined the jacket’s sides. She paired the outfit with black knee-high boots and a small brown handbag.
Montenegro, a Venezuelan musician, accompanied her in an olive jacket and brown trousers. He finished his look with sunglasses and bright pink sneakers.
De Armas is a Louis Vuitton house ambassador and appears in its Mythica high-jewelry campaign.
De Armas’ Paris Week Included a Louis Vuitton Afterparty
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A separate photograph posted by Splash News on Oct. 7th showed the pair out after dark. The agency identified their destination as a Louis Vuitton afterparty.
For the runway presentation, womenswear creative director Nicolas Ghesquière took over the Louvre courtyard, with Zendaya, Emma Stone and Saoirse Ronan among the guests. Reuters reported that models moved through a road-themed set featuring branded cars and painted traffic markings.
His collection centered on light, flowing fabrics, including loosely fastened jackets and sheer dresses. Ghesquière told reporters that warmer temperatures had influenced his approach to the weight and construction of the clothes.
De Armas’ Paris schedule had also included the Oct. 2nd ceremony at the Élysée Palace where Ghesquière received France’s Legion of Honor. For that occasion, she wore an archival dress from his Spring 2015 collection, according to Red Carpet Fashion Awards.
A Madrid Concert Came Before Their Formentera Getaway
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The couple’s summer outings included a Rubén Blades concert at Madrid’s Noches del Botánico festival. HOLA! documented the evening in a video published July 29th, showing de Armas and Montenegro dancing among the crowd with friends nearby.
They were photographed on the Spanish island of Formentera on Aug. 2nd. PEOPLE reported that de Armas wrapped her arms around Montenegro as they kissed, while another image showed him reaching for her hand as they walked along a rocky path toward the beach.
Montenegro Fronts Grammy-Winning Band Rawayana
Montenegro sings and plays guitar in Rawayana, the Caracas group whose music combines reggae, rock, funk and Caribbean influences. In a 2017 interview with Revista Factum, he traced the group’s beginnings to school friends playing together in 2007.
The musicians initially performed at friends’ gatherings and recorded two songs on a computer. After those recordings went over well with the people around them, they decided to form a band and began bringing other players into the project.
Rawayana won Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album at the 2025 Grammys for ¿Quién trae las cornetas?. The Recording Academy lists it as the group’s first Grammy win.
Montenegro and Rawayana drummer Andrés “Fofo” Story also joined Bomba Estéreo’s Li Saumet and José Castillo to form Astropical. Their self-titled debut arrived in March 2025 with 12 songs, each connected to an astrological sign. The collaboration earned a nomination in the same Grammy category at the 2026 awards.
Rawayana’s latest album, ¿Dónde Es El After?, arrived Jan. 1st with 23 tracks. Its Apple Music listing includes Manuel Turizo on “Inglés En Miami” and Carín León and Grupo Frontera on “Como De Sol A Sol.”