The Cannes Film Festival presented a flurry wave of red carpet looks, and here are what some of the most recognizable faces wore
The official closing of the Cannes Film Festival will happen tomorrow yet we’re already here recalling the looks that caught our attention. While most of them had references to past designs, while others leaned towards extravagant silhouettes, we can’t help but fix our eyes on these four women who kept the classics with a hint of modernity in their chosen pieces.
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Julianne Moore
The piece reminds us of an opulent jewelry specifically emeralds—and in this case, the deep green exudes elegance. Since the body was kept sleek, this goes to show how sleeves can elevate a look, as seen on the statement sleeves and outer shoulder pads.
Gemma Chan
It’s a bold move to wear red for the red carpet, so we’re giving props to Gemma Chan for doing it at the festival. Her red dress had a halter finish and cutouts by the sides of her waist, and a knot that ties together the top and skirt. Since the color is quite the statement, it was kept clean from embellishments and embroidery to keep her look cohesive and sleek.
Alicia Vikander
Compared to the three women on this list, Alicia Vikander decided to go for a dainty peach gown that reminds us of the flapper fashion. The column dress had a square neckline—a smart choice to balance out the silver embellishments that decorated the bodice and the skirt.
Cate Blanchett
The actress opted to go for the signature black and white, but with a futuristic take because of the capelet, which also went from the bodice down to her waist. Metal detailing was included in the design, as seen on the buckle and pockets that were placed on the hips for an edgy detail.
Featured Image: LOUIS VUITTON
