This year, the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival gave pride of place to impeccable dresses. But we must not forget the essential photocall, which proves to be a valuable source of inspiration for the big day, far from the classic dress.
Wedding season begins just as the Cannes Film Festival ends. The connection between the two. The international star-studded film event stands out as a true source of inspiration for brides-to-be in general. And for civil ceremony outfits, especially this year? Indeed, from the red carpet to the photocall, white has become one of the festival goers’ obsessions. And before the flashes of photographers, the entire wardrobe of the bride-to-be came to life.
Moreover, it was from the Jacquemus wedding collection that Anya Taylor-Joy chose the dress she wore on the first day in the streets of Cannes. The actress who came to the defense Furiosa: The Mad Max Saga By George Miller, who also embraced this flawless red carpet trend with a cream bed gown signed by Dior. The next day, she was also seen in a Jil Sanders suit and wire mesh hat for a photocall for the film. Maybe it’s because the actress celebrated her second wedding anniversary just two months ago… with an Instagram post that shared photos from the ceremony.
The actress and Dior muse isn’t the only one who has captured the spirit of the bride-to-be. So L’Oréal muse Luma Grote opted for a pant set and a long steaming gown paired with a silver bra, a signature Atelier Emé brand dedicated to brides-to-be. We’ve also spotted dresses with tulle detailing (on Anna Muglalis and Diane Kruger). Meryl Streep proves to us that the coat dress remains a timeless option, but not necessarily boring. Especially when Isabelle Huppert brings it to life in a gorgeous gown-style gown designed by Balenciaga.
A very popular suit with brides for City Hall has also been rejected time and time again. Wrapped in mini and black, in an oversized tuxedo style or even strapless, it’s definitely got everything right and nothing short of originality. Finally, for those who want to move away from too classic white, Eva Longoria’s silver skirt or young actress Malauri Vaneke’s pink-embroidered white version at Chanel remains to change the codes a little. without going overboard.
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Source: Le Figaro
