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All the Fashions from the 2025 Cannes Film Festival

3, 2, 1… Action! The world turned its gaze to the French Riviera on May 13, to Saturday, May 24, 2025 as the 78th annual Cannes Film Festival rolled out its iconic red carpet. The opening ceremony, marking the premiere of Partir un Jour directed by Amélie Bonnin, was nothing short of a cinematic spectacle — and the stars dressed accordingly. In a celebration of film, fashion, and pure elegance, Cannes 2025 has already delivered one of its most breathtaking moments. And one woman, in particular, made sure all eyes were on her.

Bella Hadid: The queen of Cannes reigns again

Palestinian-Dutch supermodel Bella Hadid made her much-anticipated entrance, emerging from the legendary Hôtel Martinez like a scene straight out of a classic French film. With cameras flashing and crowds gasping, Hadid floated down the red carpet in a sleek, noir Saint Laurent gown that exuded old-Hollywood glamour. Her look, completed with glittering Chopard jewels and a chic new hairstyle, embodied the updated dress code of Cannes — a nod to understated luxury and refined silhouettes, steering away from excessive transparency and exaggerated volume.

Every inch the fashion icon, Bella reminded the world why she’s become a defining face of modern elegance. The choice of black, bold yet minimalistic, let her radiance speak volumes.

Bella stunning look on the cannes festival 2025

Juliette Binoche: An angelic vision in Dior

As the newly appointed president of the jury, Juliette Binoche made a celestial entrance, wearing a custom white silk crêpe ensemble by Dior Haute Couture. The gown, which took over 200 hours to craft in Dior’s atelier, shimmered softly in the Riviera light, its silhouette both regal and ethereal. Paired with timeless Chopard jewels, her look was the embodiment of French sophistication — subtle, powerful, and exquisitely tailored. It was a fitting ensemble for the woman leading this year’s jury.

Juliette Binoche wearing Dior at Cannes Festival

Irina Shayk: Airy elegance in Armani Privé

Irina Shayk brought a breath of fresh air to the Cannes 2025 red carpet in a dreamy Armani Privé ensemble. Her gown — a delicate, vaporous creation adorned with subtle polka dots — floated effortlessly as she ascended the steps of the Palais des Festivals. The sheer fabric played with light and movement, giving her silhouette an almost ethereal quality.

The design was a masterstroke of balance: romantic yet modern, whimsical yet refined. With her hair pulled back and makeup kept minimal, Irina let the dress speak for itself — a perfect example of how understated elegance can leave a lasting impression. In a year where Cannes embraced a more refined dress code, her look captured the spirit of the evening with quiet sophistication and undeniable presence.

Irina Shayk Armani Privé look at Cannes Festival 2025

Robert De Niro: Hollywood royalty with a rouch of Italian craft

This year, Robert De Niro returned to Cannes not just as an icon but as an honoree, receiving a well-deserved Palme d’Or d’Honneur. Arriving hand-in-hand with his wife, the screen legend chose classic elegance with a sharp Giorgio Armani tuxedo — proving once again that sometimes less truly is more. With his signature grace and charisma, De Niro reminded us that true style needs no embellishment.

Rober Di Nero stunning look on the red carpet at Cannes Festival 2025

Eva Longoria: Radiant in Red Carpet romance

Eva Longoria lit up the Croisette in a sensational gown by Tamara Ralph. The actress looked radiant, embodying pure Hollywood charm with a European twist. The structured silhouette and delicate detailing played beautifully against her glowing complexion, making her one of the best-dressed stars of the night. Longoria’s look was a masterclass in how to turn a red carpet into a personal runway.

Eva Langoria look at Cannes Festival 2025

This year’s opening night proved that Cannes still holds the crown when it comes to red carpet fashion. From glistening sequins to fluid silks, every look felt curated with purpose — no theatrics, just a celebration of cinematic elegance.

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