Fifty-two-year-old model Heidi Klum attended the opening of the Cannes Film Festival. For her red carpet appearance, she chose a beige pleated gown with a plunging neckline and a knot detail at the hip from the brand Elie Saab. The back of the corset featured lace-up detailing and a long train, while the front of the bodice was adorned with a large soft pink flower.

 

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The model wore her hair down in voluminous curls and opted for evening makeup with bold black winged eyeliner.

 

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The look was completed with gold diamond jewellery.

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On Saturday, May 24, the 78th Cannes Film Festival came to a close, where talented directors presented their works. And, of course, the jury finally chose the winners and honored their favorites with awards.

The festival’s top prize, the Palme d’Or, was awarded to the film «It Was Just an Accident» by Iranian director Jafar Panahi. This is the filmmaker’s first film after his release from prison. It tells the story of an Iranian man, his pregnant wife, and their young daughter who get into a minor car accident that sets off a series of unpredictable events.

The Grand Prix went to «Sentimental Value» by Norwegian director Joachim Trier, which captivated the jury with its emotional depth. Meanwhile, the Best Director award was given to Brazilian filmmaker Kleber Mendonça Filho for the dynamic thriller «Secret Agent». Actor Wagner Moura, who played the lead role in the film, was named Best Actor.

In the category of Best Actress, Nadya Melliti won for her performance in «Younger Sister», impressing the jury with her subtle emotional portrayal. The award for Best Screenplay went to the film «The Young Mothers’ Home», created by brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne.

Finally, the Jury’s Special Prize this year was awarded to «Resurrection» by director Bi Gan, while the Jury Prize was shared by two films – «Sirat» by Oliver Laxe and «The Sound of Falling» by Masha Shylinsky. In the short film category, the winner was Taufiq Barom’s «I’ll Be Glad If You Die Now» – a provocative title that sparked lively discussion among audiences and critics.

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During the 78th Cannes International Film Festival, it wasn’t just the film premieres that caught the public’s attention — the dazzling red carpet appearances did as well. One of the evening’s brightest stars at the screening of «Resurrection» was Austrian top model Nadine Mirada.

On the prestigious World Carpet, she shone in a gown by Lebanese couturier Ziad Nakad, paired with exquisite jewelry from the brand Mandana. Nadine showcased their High Jewellery collection, featuring lab-grown fantasy diamonds totaling 34 carats, set in recycled 18-carat white gold.

The Mandana jewelry brand emphasizes sustainability and contemporary design — an approach that is gaining popularity in the world of luxury.

Another Austrian model, Ivana (Go) Essl, also graced the cameras in a glamorous Ziad Nakad gown. Her striking look was completed with jewelry from the legendary brand Orlov.

Especially eye-catching were the crocodile-shaped diamond earrings — a bold accessory symbolizing wild energy, strength, and luxury.

Ivana’s red carpet appearance was closely followed and documented by Fashion TV.

We’re absolutely enchanted by both beauties! But whose look did you like the most?

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Yesterday, the 78th Cannes Film Festival officially kicked off on the French Riviera. Today, it remains one of the last strongholds of high fashion. That’s why those attending this iconic event prepare long and thoroughly, carefully selecting their outfits and accessories in advance and keeping their plans strictly under wraps.

The first day of the festival saw many celebrities, among them Heidi Klum. For her red carpet appearance, the German supermodel chose an outfit that violated the new rules of the festival. She «showed off» a luxurious dress made of layers of pink organza, cut to resemble delicate flower petals.

 

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While it wasn’t a «naked» dress, long trains are also banned this year.

 

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There are two possibilities: either Heidi’s stylist didn’t have time to properly prepare after the new dress code rules were introduced – or simply ignored them, which is entirely possible.

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Today marks the start of the 78th Cannes Film Festival on the French Riviera. Supermodel Bella Hadid has arrived at one of the biggest cinematic events of the year.

Last year, the 28-year-old star made headlines by appearing on the red carpet in a semi-transparent Saint Laurent dress.

This year, however, «naked» dresses are banned in Cannes – but Bella didn’t miss a beat. She found another way to steal the spotlight by debuting a new hairstyle, having dyed her hair a lighter shade.

 

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To show off her beauty experiment, Bella wore a monochrome ensemble consisting of white trousers and a matching corset. She completed her chic look with a Saint Laurent bag and heels.

She looks stunning, don’t you agree?

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The organizers of the 78th Cannes Film Festival, which will take place from May 13 to 24, have banned guests from appearing on the red carpet in «naked» outfits.

This decision was made due to the fact that in recent years, the stars’ provocative fashion choices have attracted significantly more attention than the artistic films shown at the festival.

Therefore, the organizers have introduced new rules to put an end to the trend of inappropriate exposure.

«For reasons of decency, nudity is prohibited on the red carpet as well as in any other area of the festival. Access to the red carpet will be denied to anyone who does not comply with these rules», reads a statement by the Cannes Film Festival management, quoted by the Daily Mail.

Host teams will have the right to refuse entry to any celebrity who violates this new policy.

Alongside this, organizers have introduced a conservative dress code: celebrities are advised to wear suits, tuxedos, and floor-length evening gowns. Classic little black dresses, cocktail dresses, pantsuits, and tops are also permitted.

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