Deepika to Hina, these divas slayed at the Cannes Film Festival, check out some most memorable outfits!
The most prestigious Film Festival in the world has come to an end now. Cannes Film Festival – a platform that celebrates the convergence of many cultures, personalities, and the craft of extraordinary filmmaking – is also the yearly focal point for eye-catching fashion statements. This year saw the first physical presence of many celebrities from across the world, who travelled to the French Riviera to celebrate their mutual love of cinema and storytelling.
Lots of Indian celebrities dressed to impress as they represented India at the world’s most prestigious film festival. As a token of appreciation for her 75th year of independence, India was named “Country of Honour” during the event this year. While Aishwarya Rai Bachchan’s timeless presence at Cannes quickly went viral, Deepika Padukone had all eyes on her when she attended the event as a recognized Jury member. Aside from that, Pooja Hegde and Tamannaah Bhatia arrived in magnificent finery, leaving everyone pleased with their statuesque appearance as Indian ambassadors.
Here is a list of some spectacular fashion statements made by our favourite Indian celebrities, who ensured that their looks will be remembered, talked and adored in equal measure.
Deepika Padukone in a Black and Gold Sequin Sabyasachi Saree
Deepika looked stunning in another Sabyasachi couture saree in black and gold sequins. Her vintage outfit was much praised since it projected a luxurious vibe and was appropriate for the opening event, which Deepika attended as a jury member. The design emphasized the vast grandeur of Indian arts and cultural crafts. The whole saree was covered in hand-embroidered and block-printed stripes that looked stunning against the gold and black colour scheme. She wore it with a black backless blouse with a sweetheart neckline and daring straps. She completed her appearance with a bold beaded hairband evocative of an Indian Matha Patti and chandelier earrings.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in a Gaura Gupta blush-pink gown
The splendour designed by Indian designer Gaura Gupta for Aishwarya Rai Bachchan will be remembered from this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
This architectural aesthetic, symbolic of birth and optimism, was inspired by the notion of “The Venus.” Her gown had the intricate craftsmanship that Gaurav Gupta designs are known for. The gown, which was in a calming blush pink colour, featured a mermaid-like design and a towering shell-shaped structure on the back, which contributed to the Venus-inspired plot. The gown was further embellished with magnificent sequins and beads, as well as a dramatic floor-sweeping trail. She chose stud ear-cuffs, winged liner, glossy pink lips, and a flush of colour for her cheekbones to complement her sculpted gown.
Hina Khan in ice blue satin bodycon and high slit gown
Hina Khan’s gilded gown by the Frntal and immaculate makeup have lit up the internet. She wore an icy blue satin bodycon gown with a high slit. It has a deep neckline with embellishment detailing and studs. It’s a full-sleeve gown with a fantastic fit that emphasizes her contours. She is accessorized with studded earrings and a tight bun. The makeup is modest and faultless, with a neutral lipstick tint. She is accessorized with silver heels.
Aditi Rao Hydari in elegant Sabyasachi saree
For her second appearance at the prestigious film festival, Aditi looked stunning in Sabyasachi attire and jewellery. Sanam Ratansi styled Aditi in an ivory organza sari that she hand-coloured and stitched herself. She wore it with a full-sleeved blouse and looked absolutely stunning. The actress completed her ensemble with a Bengal Royale Collection emerald and diamond necklace from Sabyasachi Jewellery.
Pooja Hegde in cropped jacket and flared pants
Pooja wore a cropped jacket and flared pants to Cannes. The cream jacket features thread embroidery, gold beaded embellishments, tassels on the asymmetrical hem, open sleeves that form a cape on the back, and a plunging neckline that shows off Pooja’s décolletage.
Pooja wore the caped jacket with cream-colored pants that had a high waistline, flared hem, intricate chikankari embroidery all over, sheer panels, and embellished gold diamantes.
