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15 Unforgettable Looks From Cannes: A Fashion Recap

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The Cannes Festival jury, led by Greta Gerwig, made headlines this weekend as they announced the winners of the prestigious Palme d’Or, with the top prize going to the American filmmaker Sean Baker for his comedy “Anora.” The film tells the story of a sex worker who marries the son of a Russian oligarch, captivating audiences and critics alike.

The 10-day festival was filled with movie premieres, long ovations, and news conferences that touched on politics and social issues. But it was the red carpet that truly stole the show, with celebrities upping the ante on style and making bold fashion statements.

Anya Taylor-Joy, star of “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga,” wowed in an updated flapper style outfit by Jil Sander, while model Natasha Poly turned heads in a strategic Mugler dress that left just enough to the imagination. Actor and model Alton Mason made a statement in a power-shouldered Louis Gabriel Nouchi suit, and French singer-songwriter/model Yseult dazzled in a custom Christian Dior ensemble.

Other standout looks included Margaret Qualley’s oversized hat paired with a simple Chanel dress, Lily Gladstone’s golden Balenciaga gown, and Michelle Yeoh’s plumed Bottega Veneta gown. Model Winnie Harlow embraced a cowgirl-inspired look, while actor Colman Domingo opted for a patterned monotone suit that exuded beachside chic.

Renate Reinsve sparkled in a Louis Vuitton silver and sheer black gown, Sebastian Stan rocked a bright yellow Amiri blazer, and Selena Gomez stunned in a classic Saint Laurent evening gown. Naomi Campbell made a fashion statement by wearing a Chanel couture gown she walked the runway in 30 years ago, while French producer Nicolas Seydoux added a touch of whimsy with a floral cape over his tuxedo.

Overall, the Cannes red carpet was a feast for the eyes, with celebrities showcasing their unique styles and making fashion moments that will be remembered for years to come.

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