In conclaveItalian actress Isabella Rossellini steals every scene she’s in as Sister Agnes, a nun working in the Vatican during the papal conclave. “I know my role is to be invisible and I was a shadow throughout the film, but the truth is the truth and when she speaks she does it with purity. She is not part of this power struggle, she cannot vote or become pope or even cardinal, but she still has great authority,” she said Terms and Conditions.

Her performance was widely praised by critics, despite only appearing on screen for less than 8 minutes in the religious drama. Rossellini is nominated for best supporting actress at the Golden Globes tonight.

For the occasion, she wore a glamorous red lace dress – custom-made by Dolce & Gabbana – complete with a cape and statement earrings.

Rossellini wore red from head to toe.

Rossellini presents her cape on the red carpet.

A closer look at Rossellini’s dramatic earrings.

Rossellini last attended the Globes in 1997, when she was nominated for her performance in the category of Best Actress in a Miniseries or Television Movie Crime of the century.

Rossellini attends the 54th Golden Globe Awards in January 1997.

That evening, Rossellini wore a cherry print dress from Dolce & Gabbana’s Fall/Winter 1996 collection. Today’s look relies even more on cherry red – the actress chose a dress, cape and shoes in this color.

After the message from her conclave When her Golden Globes nomination was announced, she posted on Instagram: “I’m completely overwhelmed by this news at the moment. My first thoughts go to my parents #ingridbergman and #robertorossellini and I am so grateful to be their daughter. Thank you to the members of the Golden Globes for this extraordinary honor.”

Her mother, actress Ingrid Bergman, won four Golden Globe Awards throughout her career, and her father, Roberto Rossellini, was a critically acclaimed director.

Emily Burack (she/her) is the senior news editor for Town & Country, where she covers entertainment, celebrities, the royals and a variety of other topics. Before joining T&C, she was deputy editor at Hey Alma, a Jewish culture site. Follow her @emburack on Twitter and Instagram.