Ever sine Jonathan Anderson showed a rounded green frog minaudière in his fall 2026 collection for Dior, fans wondered when the piece will make its red carpet debut. Well, we finally have our answer: the Cannes Film Festival. On Tuesday night, Ruth Negga brought the viral, smile-inducing piece to the red carpet for the event’s opening ceremony, complete with an enchanting look that instantly brought lily pads to mind.

For the occasion, Negga arrived to the festival’s opening ceremony dinner in a sweeping sage green silk gown by Dior. Her floor-length style featured a button-up bodice, accentuated by a plunging neckline overlaid with delicate black lace. Further accentuated by botanical black lace across its hemline, Negga’s slip-style gown created an enchantingly romantic feel. The piece’s greatest statement came from numerous fringed silk strips embroidered with clear sequins, creating a glittering effect as if the actor was dripping in dewdrops.

The actor’s most notable accessory was aforementioned frog clutch, complete with a round silver metal frame inspired by the brand’s revived 1947 Dior Médaillon motif. Overall, her other accessories—including a Chopard diamond necklace and mirrored silver platform sandals—went for a more “quality over quantity” approach.

Negga had previously appeared in a Loewe campaign when Anderson was the Spanish brand’s creative director. Her outing in Dior made her the latest star to have followed him to the French brand, a trajectory that’s also proven true for Greta Lee, Josh O’Connor, and Harris Dickinson, who had all championed Anderson’s work at Loewe. They, like any Anderson fan, know the man loves a whimsical touch. He’s previously unleashed the meme-inspired Loewe tomato and J.W. Anderson pigeon bags into the world. An adorable Dior hedgehog clutch has also already gone viral, thanks to his Instagram. As for what Anderson will cook up next at the French label? We’re keeping our eyes peeled on the Cannes red carpet—and on LACMA, which will host Dior’s Cruise 2027 show today.

Negga’s gleaming Cannes moment marked the first of many for the actress this week. As a member of this year’s festival jury, Negga will spend 12 days viewing the festival’s various films—and deciding its 2026 winners—with fellow jury members Demi Moore, Chloé Zhao, Park Chan-wook, Laura Wandel, Diego Céspedes, Stellan Skarsgård, Isaach De Bankolé, and Paul Laverty. With a romantically gothic style streak that’s ranged from 3D gold Prada florals to enchanting Valentino lace dresses, she undoubtedly has plenty of fashionable looks in store for the occasion.

During her ongoing press tour for Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day, Emily Blunt has embraced an array of enchantingly structural designs by Alaïa, Stella McCartney, and more. Her latest romantic look, which also embraces medieval references and luxe glamour, continues to show she’ll always keep you guessing when it comes to fashion.

On the red carpet for the sci-fi film’s official United Kingdom premiere, Blunt fittingly arrived to Rose Court in a blooming Erdem ensemble. From the designer’s fall 2026 collection, her look featured a pale pink crushed silk midi skirt covered in a shadowy black and red rose print. However, its greatest statement came from a structured, heathered white top with a high neckline and flat shoulders, instantly bringing to mind the silhouette of knightly armor. The raw-hemmed piece was geometrically adorned with thin stitching and an assortment of swirling pink, coral, and silver-toned floral crystals, creating an ornamental finish.

Stylist Jessica Paster finished Blunt’s garden-worthy outfit with Mikimoto jewelry—a gleaming gold bangle, huggie earrings, and cocktail ring, each set with small diamonds and adorned with a single white pearl. The actor’s ensemble was complete with sheer tights and a set of pale brown satin sandals, simply finishing her look while allowing its adornments and soft jewel hues to serve as a focal point.

Blunt’s look originally walked the runway as part of Erdem’s fall 2026 show in the Tate Britain in London, which also marked the twentieth anniversary of Erdem Moralioğlu’s namesake label. Taking inspirations from both British artists from the 1800’s and 1900’s, as well as the UK’s ‘90s rave culture, the collection showed a darker side of his sophisticated eveningwear and outerwear—complete, of course, with a rich color palette, smatterings of jewels, and his signature garden’s worth of floral prints.

Jodie Comer’s all-black streak continues. Following her last outings in head-to-toe leather at Paris Fashion week and the British Fashion Awards, the actor returned to the fashion circuit this week in a slick black leather coat and thong heels while promoting her latest film, The Death of Robin Hood. Last night, she added to that dark repertoire with a distinctly daring dress, which also leaned into the recent “naked dressing” revival.

During The Death of Robin Hood’s world premiere in New York City, Comer stepped out in a sharp black gown crafted entirely from intricate floral lace. Her Givenchy by Sarah Burton design featured a high neckline, long sleeves, and floor-length hem, bringing the risqué, see-through piece a distinctly formal shape. Embroidered matching sequins brought the style, simply layered over a pair of black briefs, a dash of sparkling glamour.

Comer placed further emphasis on her dress’s dynamic texture with minimal accents, only consisting of black slingback Jimmy Choo sandals and her own diamond wedding ring. A nude manicure, lightly tousled hairstyle, and glossy mauve lipstick effortlessly completed her ensemble. The same styling move’s been utilized throughout other “naked dressing” looks of the 2020s, which highlight the wearer’s figure through lace, mesh, and sheer fabrics to create an illusion of nudity. This year, the movement’s grown through a myriad of silhouettes and styles, from Gwyneth Paltrow’s sheer Oscars pants, Jennifer Lawrence’s floral-embroidered Golden Globes dress, and Teyana Taylor’s painting-inspired gown at the SAG Awards—plus the see-through looks Anne Hathaway donned while promoting Mother Mary this spring.

While proving a sharp departure from Comer’s regular fashion fare, her transparent dress also upheld the presence of black lace on the red carpet. Through the decades, stars have often gravitated towards the romantic, elegant material to make a sultry statement at formal events. Most recently, Emily Ratajkowski, Kylie Jenner, and Kendall Jenner all wore black lace dresses in a range of silhouettes to the Vanity Fair Oscars party, preceded by instances like Hannah Waddingham’s corseted Suzanne Neville dress at the 2024 Golden Globes and Dakota Johnson’s barely-there Gucci gown at last fall’s Kering Foundation “Caring For Women” event. And, of course, who could forget Britney Spears’ black lace Dolce & Gabbana minidress at the 2001 VMA’s?

Comer’s attire proved the black lace dress isn’t going anywhere, while still continuing her penchant for dynamic silhouettes. Whether she chooses leather, lace, or another fabrication entirely, the star’s next red carpet look is sure to keep us guessing.

The Cannes Film Festival is any fashion lover’s dream. For two weeks in May, the world’s biggest stars dress up to the absolute nines and hit the red carpet day in and day out. Picking from their favorite couture moments or ready-to-wear gowns, the festival is a time for some of fashion’s most extravagant pieces to shine. No precise aesthetic defines the festival’s red carpet aside from a penchant for statements and a bit of adventurous glamour.

Models and actors alike have nailed the assignment over the years, wearing a range of designers including big names like Lanvin, Givenchy, and Alexander McQueen, and relatively more niche labels like Haider Ackermann (Tilda Swinton’s Cannes go-to), Narciso Rodriguez, and Ralph & Russo. As stars begin to descend on the south of France for the 2026 edition, we’re highlighting a few of our favorite statements from the Cannes Film Festival red carpet.

Rihanna, 2025

Just a few weeks after announcing her pregnancy at the Met Gala, Rihanna hit the Cannes premiere for A$AP Rocky’s film, Highest 2 Lowest, in a cobalt blue Alaïa dress.

Alexander Skarsgård, 2025

Alexander Skarsgård was the man of the moment at the Cannes Film Festival in 2025 when he promoted his gay biker drama, Pillion, in an array of out-of-the-box looks. While most men walked the red carpet in traditional black tuxes, the actor opted to wear thigh-high leather boots to complete his Saint Laurent ensemble.

Natalie Portman, 2025

Natalie Portman loves to bring a reimagined, archival Dior dress to the Cannes red carpet. Two years after she attended the premiere for May December in a recreation of the famous Junon dress, she returned in a modern version of the Mexique gown from the Dior fall 1951 haute couture collection.

Simone Ashley, 2025

Sometimes, less is more. Simone Ashley proved that when she attended the Cannes Film Festival in 2025 wearing a gorgeous, white Vivienne Westwood spring 2025 dress.

Isabelle Huppert, 2024

Isabelle Huppert broke the tradition of Cannes red carpet gowns in 2024 when she wore this elevated bathrobe from Balenciaga.

Naomi Campbell, 2024

It’s one thing to wear archive Chanel, and an entirely different thing to wear archive Chanel you modeled on the runway two decades prior. Naomi Campbell did all of that and more in 2024 when she wore this vintage couture look from 1996.

Hunter Schafer, 2024

Hunter Schafer looked breathtaking in this sculptural Armani Privé design.

Jennifer Lawrence, 2023

Jennifer Lawrence loves a flat, and her decision to wear flip-flops underneath her red Dior dress was one of the more memorable pieces of footwear to hit the Cannes red carpet.

Natalie Portman, 2023

For the Cannes premiere of May December, perennial Dior muse Natalie Portman brought the house’s archives to the red carpet. She sported a recreation of one of Dior’s most famous designs, the Junon dress, which was originally created for the house’s fall 1949 collection.

Lily-Rose Depp, 2023

There’s LBDs and then there’s archival LBDs like the one Lily-Rose Depp wore to Cannes in 2023. The actress, in town for the premiere of The Idol, sported a vintage Chanel mini dress, a take on a dress that was first modeled by Helena Christensen back in 1994.

Bella Hadid, 2022

Bella Hadid brought many archive looks to the 2022 festival, but this Tom Ford-era Gucci dress from fall 1996 absolutely takes the cake.

Elle Fanning, 2022

Elle Fanning looked like a modern day princess in a pale pink Armani Privé gown with Chopard jewels fit for royalty.

Viola Davis, 2022

Viola Davis radiated beauty in a canary yellow Alexander McQueen dress, which she accessorized with Boucheron jewels.

Anne Hathaway, 2022

Some would say this Armani Privé dress Anne Hathaway wore to the Armageddon Time premiere began the actor’s current red carpet streak, as she’s hardly had a miss since.

Deepika Padukone, 2022

As a jury member, Deepika Padukone attended many red carpets during the 2022 festival, but the sculptural orange Ashi Studio dress she wore to the 75th-anniversary screening of L'Innocent was our favorite from the event.

Bella Hadid, 2021

The model stole the show in this Schiaparelli fall 2021 couture dress which features a gold necklace shaped like a pair of lungs.

Gemma Chan, 2021

The beautiful details of this Oscar de la Renta gown are what made it a standout during the premiere of OSS 117: Alerte Rouge en Afrique Noire in 2021.

Regina King, 2021

Regina King brought major regal energy in this black Schiaparelli ball gown to the festival’s amfAR Gala.

Jodie Turner-Smith, 2021

All eyes were on Jodie Turner-Smith in Gucci at the Stillwater screening during the 2021 festival.

Isabelle Huppert, 2021

Huppert, ever the ultimate cool girl, showed up to the Tout S'est Bien Passe (Everything Went Fine) screening in head-to-toe Balenciaga.

Elle Fanning, 2019

Fanning looked like a modern princess in this caped Gucci gown at the screening of The Dead Don’t Die in 2019.

Bella Hadid, 2018

Hadid’s halter neck silver Elie Saab dress stole the show at Cannes in 2018.

Rihanna, 2017

Rihanna stunned in Dior at the premiere of Okja in 2017.

Kirsten Dunst, 2016

Kirsten Dunst made a marigold statement in custom Maison Margiela at the premiere of The Neon Demon.

Liya Kebede, 2016

Liya Kebede opted for something a little different—a green velvet Haider Ackermann dress with one leg hole—at the premiere of The Unknown Girl at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival.

Amal Clooney, 2016

Amal Clooney made one of her first red carpet appearances with her husband George at the 2016 festival.

Jessica Chastain, 2016

Jessica Chastain radiated old Hollywood glamour in an Alexander McQueen gown at the premiere of Money Monster during the 2016 Cannes Film Festival.

Chanel Iman, 2015

Chanel Iman stunned in Zuhair Murad at the amfAR gala at the Cannes Film Festival in 2015.

Fan Bingbing, 2015

This Ralph & Russo gown was just one of a number of stellar red carpet looks from Fan Bingbing at the 2015 festival.

Lupita Nyong’o, 2015

At the 2015 Cannes Film Festival opening ceremony, Lupita Nyong’o made it her show in an emerald green Gucci dress.

Julianne Moore, 2015

The Mad Max red carpet drew all the best looks, including Julianne Moore’s Givenchy couture in velvet.

Liya Kebede, 2015

It wasn’t her film, but Kebede, in Proenza Schouler, still stole the show at the premiere of Mad Max: Fury Road during the 2015 Cannes Film Festival.

Blake Lively, 2014

Blake Lively revealed she almost wore this Gucci dress to the Met Gala in 2014, but last minute decided to save it for The Captive premiere later that same month at Cannes.

Zhang Ziyi, 2014

Zhang Ziyi wore this unique Stéphane Rolland dress on the red carpet of the Grace of Monaco screening during the 2014 Cannes Film Festival.

Tilda Swinton, 2013

Tilda Swinton, in her go-to Haider Ackermann, at the premiere of Only Lovers Left Alive at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival.

Jessica Chastain, 2013

Chastain’s ivory, caped Versace gown was classically beautiful, but more importantly, it acted as the perfect base for her Bulgari diamond-and-sapphire pendant. The necklace was a gift from Richard Burton to Elizabeth Taylor, making it an appropriate accessory for an anniversary screening of Cleopatra at the 2013 festival.

Carey Mulligan, 2013

For the 2013 premiere of her Coen Brothers film Inside Llewyn Davis, Carey Mulligan selected a black-and-white Vionnet look.

Diane Kruger, 2012

This Vivienne Westwood dress looks like it was basically poured onto Diane Kruger’s body.

Naomi Campbell, 2010

Campbell reminded us why models are a fixture on the Cannes red carpet when she stepped out in this custom gold Roberto Cavalli halter dress back in 2010.

Cate Blanchett, 2010

Cate Blanchett wore an Alexander McQueen gown for the premiere of Robin Hood at the 2010 festival.

Angelina Jolie, 2008

Then pregnant with twins Knox and Vivienne, Angelina Jolie looked ethereal in 2008 in a green Max Azria gown.

Linda Evangelista, 2008

Models descend on Cannes every year, but few can pull off supermodel Linda Evangelista’s statement Lanvin at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival.

Natalie Portman, 2005

While Portman’s beaded black gown was nice, the major statement of this look was the debut of her V For Vendetta buzz cut.

Tilda Swinton, 2003

Swinton walked Viktor & Rolf’s fall 2003 runway show, acting as the design duo’s muse, so it was fitting she wore a look from the brand’s fall 2002 collection to that year’s Cannes festival.

Cameron Diaz, 2002

Cameron Diaz brought the naked dress to Cannes all the way back in 2002 with the help of Versace.

Naomi Campbell, 2001

Naomi Campbell, a fixture of the festival, attended the annual amfAr gala in a sheer, paneled gown in 2001.

Tilda Swinton, 2001

Per usual, Swinton stood out when she hit the red carpet, this time in a quirky fruit-printed dress by John Galliano for Dior.

Bjork, 2000

Marjan Pejoski, the designer of Bjork’s pink tulle gown for the 2000 festival, would go on to make the Icelandic singer’s famous Swan Dress for the Oscars just a year later.

Catherine Zeta-Jones, 1999

Catherine Zeta-Jones looked like the prom queen of Cannes in this pink Thierry Mugler gown with a structured bodice.

Sharon Stone, 1995

Sharon Stone had some fun showing off her beaded Valentino romper with a skirt overlay at the 1995 festival.

Madonna, 1991

Madonna, in Jean-Paul Gaultier, with Alex Keshinian, the director of the film In Bed With Madonna, at Cannes in 1991.

Elizabeth Taylor, 1987

The legendary actor really brought the ’80s energy in this red Nolan Miller gown with a cinched waist and some over the top shoulders.

Princess Diana, 1987

All eyes were on Princess Diana when she walked out in this baby blue, strapless Catherine Walker dress at the festival in 1987.

Jane Birkin, 1974

Jane Birkin opted for a dancerly dress in 1974.

It was an outing fit for a dame. Joan Collins certainly made that clear as she arrived at the Variety Power of Women Event in London, looking as youthful as ever at 93.  For the June 3 outing,...

The Costume Institute’s “Costume Art” exhibit celebrates the “dressed body,” and last night on the Met Gala red carpet celebrating the exhibit several stars found their fashion inspiration in the human body. Though, one body part proved particularly popular, and perhaps not the one you’d think. The red carpet was something of an all-hands meeting, with several stars putting their hands (and several extras) where our eyes could see.

Anne Hathaway kicked things off in a sweeping black Michael Kors Collection gown, which featured a strapless silhouette and full skirt. The star’s classic style earned an artistic touch from Peter McGough, who hand-painted the piece with a white Grecian design—including open palms—inspired by John Keats’ poem “Ode on a Grecian Urn.”

Others went the more sculptural route, like Lena Mahfouf. The French content creator’s look for Burc Akyol featured a pale blue draped skirt, complete with daring hip cutouts. Its most dynamic feature came from a metal bodice sculpted in the shape of silver hands, remaining innovative and bold while providing strategic coverage.

A similar effect—albeit with more technical results—was seen on Nichapat Suphap’s dress by Robert Wun. The Venture Management founder’s black, long-sleeved mermaid style gown included silver metal hands placed on its bodice, hip, and calf. However, the accents were actually animatronic, moving and adjusting their fingers on a whim—which proved both technologically eye-catching, going instantly viral online.

Wun also dressed Broadway producer and real estate heir Jordan Roth, who wore a muted gray velvet turtleneck dress with fully gloved sleeves. A spectral, faceless human form—a signature seen in Wun’s couture shows—protruded from the back of Roth’s dress. By appearing to gently touch his face, the accent added a surrealist, hands-on edge to Roth’s attire.

Wun’s hand-focused crew was complete with Blackpink member Lisa, who wore a sweeping sheer white gown with a matching veil—all embroidered with gleaming pearls and crystals. To keep her headwear upright, two extended white arms (naturally, covered in diamond bracelets) added to the look’s avant-garde nature. The pieces also created the surreal effect of Lisa having four arms, which certainly made a sculptural statement.

Sabine Getty rounded out the group in an Ashi Studio gown. The socialite and jewelry designer’s look featured a wispy, pale white layered skirt and one-sleeved bodice, punctuated by a sculpted breastplate. Cast in shades of black, brown, and red, her style depicted hand-painted arms clutching her body. Utilizing craft and an undone effect, her artisanal piece literally portrayed hands as a work of art—which, naturally, was perfectly on-theme.

All of the red carpet’s various hands leaned into a central theme of body security, all while highlighting the natural shape of the human form. However, their wide range of formats proved there’s more than one way to grasp that concept—both figuratively and literally.

Even rockstars enjoy a night at the ballet—just ask Mick Jagger. Last night, the singer and his fiancée, former ballerina Melanie Hamrick, stepped out for an elegant evening at the New York City Ballet’s Spring Gala. For the occasion, both Jagger and Hamrick opted for surprising fashion choices that leaned into rock 'n' roll-worthy style.

Hamrick sparkled on the red carpet at Lincoln Center in a strapless silver gown, featuring ombré sequins for added glitz. Her mirrored silver pumps provided a dash of high-shine metallics, alongside a pair of thin diamond drop earrings. A gleaming diamond bracelet and small pale pink clutch finished her ensemble with added hints of texture.

Meanwhile, Jagger opted to ditch the traditional tuxedo for more eclectic suiting. His black jack, trimmed with inverted white lace, comes from Bode (the never-not-cool American menswear lable, that, incidentally, is also a favorite of Harry Styles). Underneath, he wore a shirt and pants in midnight blue and added a pair of unexpected black hiking boots. A true rock stars style will always keep people guessing.

The moment marked a rare outing for the Jagger and Hamrick, who became engaged earlier this year after a decade of dating. The pair alread share one child together. As gala season continues, it’s clear there’s always room for a fashion surprise on the red carpet—especially with a bit of rockstar flair.

As the international Master of The Universe press tour wraps up, it’s clear Camila Mendes had her red carpet outfits down to a science. Or perhaps a religion. From Los Angeles to Berlin, the star steadily rotated single-toned, subtly constructed looks with gleaming metallic accents and just the right hint of “goddess.” That formula continued with her latest neutral ensemble, elevated with a vintage touch by Donna Karan New York.

For the fantasy film’s last screening in New York City, Mendes stepped out in a smooth, chocolate-brown silk dress from Karan’s fall 2004 collection. The dynamic, yet simple style featured a sleeveless bodice with a plunging neckline, clasped by a sculptural piece of gleaming gold metal. A soaring thigh-high slit and effortlessly draped train brought the style a breezy, sultry finish.

Similarly to Mendes’ previous stops on the press tour, stylist Molly Dickson kept her accessories minimal to allow the garment’s colors and silhouette to take center stage. On this occasion, the star’s Karan dress was coordinated with a pair of metallic gold open-toed sandals with subtle crossed toe straps. Several matching rings and thick, rounded earrings added a soft shine that matched her outfit’s metallic accents while perfectly complementing its artisanal hardware.

During the film’s various events, Dickson’s outfitted the actor in dresses and separates with subtle draping, body-conscious silhouettes, and single-toned colors from labels including Cong Tri, Elisabetta Franchi, and Anna October. Mendes’ outing in archival Karan followed a trip down the red carpet in vintage Roberto Cavalli leopard-print dress for its Berlin premiere. However, she isn’t the only star with a go-to outfit formula. Mendes’ co-star Nicholas Galitzine has consistently worn dark, double-breasted suits for each of the movie’s events, as well. After all, why fix what already works?

Though Masters of the Universe’s red carpets have officially wrapped, its cast is expected to step out for social media-based interviews and late night talk show appearances before the film’s June 5 release. It’s likely Mendes and Galitzine will both turn to their tried-and-true outfit formulas for the remainder of their press stops—but, as Mendes’ vintage looks have proven, there’s always room for a subtle surprise.

The Met Gala is still making its way around your newsfeeds, but the fashion world has already moved on to the South of France, where the annual Cannes Film Festival is underway. With some of the world’s biggest cinema stars, socialites, models, and the occasional influencer, its decidedly the year’s most glamorous seaside red carpet. This year, the jury alone includes style stars like Demi Moore, Ruth Negga, and Chloé Zhao, but the film lineup promises appearances from an array of other famous faces, sure to bring their best looks along with them.

Per usual, this year’s festival features an impressive list of film debuts. There’s The Black Ball starring Penelope Cruz, Glenn Close, and Julio Torres as well as Renate Reinsve and Sebastian Stan’s Fjord, and Scarlett Johansson’s new film with Adam Driver and Miles Teller, Paper Tiger. All of those names, and more, are sure to hit the carpet over the next two weeks, so keep checking back here for all the red carpet fashion from the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.

Demi Moore

In Balenciaga with Chopard jewelry at the closing ceremony on May 23.

Isabelle Huppert

In Loewe with Chopard jewelry at the closing ceremony on May 23.

Tilda Swinton

In Chanel with Cartier jewelry at the closing ceremony on May 23.

Ruth Negga

In Dior and Chopard jewelry at the closing ceremony on May 23.

Zoe Saldaña

In Chanel at the closing ceremony on May 23.

Renate Reinsve

In Louis Vuitton at the closing ceremony on May 23.

Chloé Zhao

In Gabriela Hearst at the closing ceremony on May 23.

Penélope Cruz

In Georges Chakra with Pasquale Bruni jewelry at the closing ceremony on May 23.

Eva Longoria

In Garatti jewelry at the closing ceremony on May 23.

Sebastian Stan

At the closing ceremony on May 23.

Geena Davis

In Pamella Roland with Chopard jewelry at the closing ceremony on May 23.

Sofia Carson

In Chopard jewelry at the closing ceremony on May 23.

Malgosia Bela

In Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann at the closing ceremony on May 23.

Monica Bellucci

At the Histoires De La Nuit (The Birthday Party) photocall on May 23.

Ariana Greenblatt

In Miu Miu with Chopard jewelry at the Histoires De La Nuit (The Birthday Party) on May 22.

Monica Bellucci

In Fendi at the Histoires De La Nuit (The Birthday Party) on May 22.

Eva Longoria

In Tamara Ralph at the Histoires De La Nuit (The Birthday Party) on May 22.

Gillian Anderson

In Mary Katrantzou at the Histoires De La Nuit (The Birthday Party) on May 22.

Stellan Skarsgård

At the Histoires De La Nuit (The Birthday Party) on May 22.

Penelope Cruz

In Chanel at the La Bola Negra photocall on May 22.

Demi Moore

In Self-Portrait at the La Bola Negra premiere on May 21.

Tilda Swinton

In Chanel the La Bola Negra premiere on May 21.

Penélope Cruz

In Chanel at the La Bola Negra premiere on May 21.

Zara Larsson

In Roberto Cavalli with Chopard jewelry at the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Ruth Negga

In Balenciaga with Chopard jewelry at the Coward premiere on May 21.

Lizzo

In Robert Wun at the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Eva Longoria

In Sophie Couture with Chopard jewelry at the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Geena Davis

In Chopard jewelry at the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Rami Malek

At the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Sofia Carson

In Caroline's Couture with Chopard jewelry at the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Adrian Grenier

At the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Carine Roitfeld

At the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Lisa Rinna

At the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Tara Reid

At the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Maura Higgins

In Georges Chakra with Chopard jewelry at the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Heidi Klum

In Sophie Couture at the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Coco Rocha

Ciara Miller

At the amfAR Gala on May 21.

Maika Monroe

In Dilara Findikoglu at the Victorian Psycho premiere on May 21.

In Erdem at the Victorian Psycho premiere on May 21.

Marion Cotillard

At the Roma Elastica photocall on May 21.

Rami Malek

In Prada at The Man I Love photocall on May 21.

Maika Monroe

In McQueen at the Victorian Psycho photocall on May 21.

Ruth Wilson

In JW Anderson at the Victorian Psycho photocall on May 21.

Bella Hadid

In Schiaparelli with Chopard jewelry at the La Bataille De Gaulle: L'Âge De Fer (De Gaulle: Tilting Iron) premiere on May 20.

Demi Moore

In Chopard jewelry at the Man I Love premiere of May 20.

Jaya Harper, Laura Dern, Bruce Dern, and Ellery Walker Harper

Jaya, Laura, and Ellery are in Boucheron jewelry at the La Bataille De Gaulle: L'Âge De Fer (De Gaulle: Tilting Iron) premiere on May 20.

Ruth Negga

In Loewe with Chopard jewelry at the Man I Love premiere of May 20.

Chloé Zhao

At the Man I Love premiere of May 20.

Maika Monroe

In Saint Laurent with Garatti jewelry at the La Bataille De Gaulle: L'Âge De Fer (De Gaulle: Tilting Iron) premiere on May 20.

Alexa Chung

In Dior at the Man I Love premiere of May 20.

Rami Malek

In Zegna and Cartier jewelry at the Man I Love premiere of May 20.

Halsey

At the Man I Love premiere of May 20.

Irina Shayk

In The Row and Leo Pizzo high jewelry at the La Bataille De Gaulle: L'Âge De Fer (De Gaulle: Tilting Iron) premiere on May 20.

Adèle Exarchopoulos

In Phoebe Philo at the La Bataille De Gaulle: L'Âge De Fer (De Gaulle: Tilting Iron) premiere on May 20.

Cindy Bruna

In Issey Miyake with Chopard jewelry at the La Bataille De Gaulle: L'Âge De Fer (De Gaulle: Tilting Iron) premiere on May 20.

Heidi Klum

In Vivienne Westwood at the La Bataille De Gaulle: L'Âge De Fer (De Gaulle: Tilting Iron) premiere on May 20.

Adèle Exarchopoulos

In Swarovski jewelry at the Mariage Au Goût D'Orange (Orange-Flavoured Wedding) photocall on May 20.

In Matières Fécales at the Amarga Navidad (Bitter Christmas) photocall on May 20.

Helena Christensen

At the Amarga Navidad (Bitter Christmas) premiere on May 19.

Sharon Stone

At the Diamond premiere on May 19.

Chloé Zhao

In Prada at the Amarga Navidad (Bitter Christmas) premiere on May 19.

Ruth Negga

In Prada at the Amarga Navidad (Bitter Christmas) premiere on May 19.

Juliette Binoche

In Celine at the Amarga Navidad (Bitter Christmas) premiere on May 19.

Vicky Krieps

In Bottega Veneta at the Diamond premiere on May 19.

Rossy De Palma

In Saint Laurent the Amarga Navidad (Bitter Christmas) premiere on May 19.

Cindy Bruna

In Armani Privé at the Diamond premiere on May 19.

Pedro Almodóvar

At the Amarga Navidad (Bitter Christmas) premiere on May 19.

Milena Smit

In Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann at the Amarga Navidad (Bitter Christmas) on May 19.

Dita von Teese

In Tamara Ralph at the Amarga Navidad (Bitter Christmas) premiere on May 19.

Coco Rocha

At the Amarga Navidad (Bitter Christmas) premiere on May 19.

Renate Reinsve

At the Fjord photocall on May 19.

Léa Seydoux

At the L'Inconnue (The Unknown) photocall on May 19.

Charles Melton

In Louis Vuitton at the Her Private Hell photocall on May 19.

Sophie Thatcher

In Louis Vuitton at the Her Private Hell photocall on May 19.

Havana Rose Liu

At the Her Private Hell photocall on May 19.

Kristine Froseth

In Ferragamo at the Her Private Hell photocall on May 19.

Charlotte Gainsbourg

In Saint Laurent at the L'affaire Marie-Claire (Women On Trial) photocall on May 19.

Sebastian Stan

In Loro Piana at the Fjord photocall on May 19.

Charles Melton

In Louis Vuitton with Chopard jewelry at the premiere of Her Private Hell on May 18.

Havana Rose Liu

In Balenciaga at the premiere of Her Private Hell on May 18.

Diego Calva

In Prada with Marli jewelry at the premiere of Her Private Hell on May 18.

Sophie Thatcher

In Louis Vuitton at the premiere of Her Private Hell on May 18.

Avan Jogia and Halsey

At the premiere of Her Private Hell on May 18.

Kristine Froseth

In Armani Privé at the premiere of Her Private Hell on May 18.

Bella Hadid

In vintage Elie Saab with Chopard jewelry at the Chopard Miracle Gala on May 18.

Demi Moore

In Nina Ricci at the Chopard Miracle Gala on May 18.

Yolanda Hadid

At the Chopard Miracle Gala on May 18.

Carla Bruni

In Elie Saab with Chopard jewelry at the Chopard Miracle Gala on May 18.

Sofia Carson

In Caroline’s Couture with Chopard jewelry at the Chopard Miracle Gala on May 18.

Eva Herzigová

In vintage Giorgio Armani at the Chopard Miracle Gala on May 18.

Liu Wen

In Loewe with Chopard jewelry at the Chopard Miracle Gala on May 18.

Cindy Bruna

In Nina Ricci at the Chopard Miracle Gala on May 18.

Adriana Lima

In House of Gilles at the Chopard Miracle Gala on May 18.

Dita von Teese

At the Chopard Miracle Gala on May 18.

Demi Moore

In Gucci with Chopard jewelry at the Fjord premiere on May 18.

Renate Reinsve

Daisy Edgar-Jones

In Balenciaga with Boucheron jewelry at the Fjord premiere on May 18.

Léa Seydoux

At the L'Inconnue (The Unknown) premiere on May 18.

Jordan Firstman

In Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann at the Fjord premiere.

Sharon Stone

In Miss Sohee with Garatti jewelry the Fjord premiere on May 18.

Stellan Skarsgård

At the Fjord premiere on May 18.

Carla Bruni

In Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann with Chopard jewelry at the Fjord premiere.

Sebastian Stan

In Gucci with Chopard jewelry at the Fjord premiere on May 18.

Charlotte Gainsbourg

In Saint Laurent at the Fjord premiere on May 18.

Sofia Carson

In Miu Miu with Chopard jewelry at the Fjord premiere on May 18.

Shanina Shaik

In Zuhair Murad at the Fjord premiere on May 18.

Coco Rocha

At the Fjord premiere on May 18.

Heidi Klum

At the Fjord premiere on May 18.

Taylor Russell

In Schiaparelli at the Hope photocall on May 18.

Alicia Vikander

In Louis Vuitton at the Hope photocall on May 18.

Michael Fassbender

At the Hope photocall on May 18.

Hoyeon Jung

At the Hope photocall on May 18.

Adèle Exarchopoulos

In Swarovski jewelry at the Garance photocall on May 18.

Demi Moore

In Gucci with Boucheron jewelry at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Salma Hayek

In Gucci with Boucheron jewelry at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Julianne Moore

In Bottega Veneta at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Odessa A'zion

In Balenciaga at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Isabelle Huppert

In Balenciaga at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Chloé Zhao

At the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Ruth Negga

In Saint Laurent at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Carla Bruni

In Saint Laurent at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Daisy Edgar-Jones

In Gucci with Boucheron jewelry at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Colman Domingo

In Valentino with Boucheron jewelry at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Halsey

At the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Vicky Krieps

At the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Harris Dickinson

In Balenciaga at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Charlotte Le Bon

In Boucheron jewelry at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Havana Rose Liu

In Balenciaga at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Diego Calva

In Saint Laurent at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Sophie Thatcher

In Gucci at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Liya Kebede

At the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Sebastian Stan

In Gucci at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Stellan Skarsgård

At the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Rami Malek

In Saint Laurent at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Jordan Firstman

In Balenciaga at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Jeremy Pope

In Gucci at the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17.

Bella Hadid

In Prada and Chopard jewelry at the Garance premiere on May 17.

Taylor Russell and Hoyeon Jung

Russell is in Dior and Jung is in Louis Vuitton at the Hope premiere on May 17.

Cate Blanchett

In Givenchy by Sarah Burton at the Garance premiere on May 17.

Julianne Moore

In Bottega Veneta at the Garance premiere on May 17.

Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander

Fassbender is in Berluti and Vikander is in Louis Vuitton at the Hope premiere on May 17.

Colman Domingo

In Valentino with Boucheron jewelry at the Garance premiere on May 17.

Carla Bruni

In Roberto Cavalli with Chopard jewelry at the Garance premiere on May 17.

Liu Wen

In Chanel with Chopard jewelry at the Garance premiere on May 17.

Adriana Lima

In Chopard jewelry at the Garance premiere on May 17.

Adèle Exarchopoulos

In Saint Laurent at the Garance premiere on May 17.

Tina Kunakey

At the Garance premiere on May 17.

Miles Teller

In Zegna and a Tiffany & Co. watch at the Paper Tiger photocall on May 17.

Adam Driver

In Zegna at the Paper Tiger photocall on May 17.

Cate Blanchett

In Louis Vuitton at the Paper Tiger premiere on May 16.

Demi Moore

In Matières Fécales and Chopard jewelry at the Paper Tiger premiere on May 16.

Kristen Stewart

In Chanel at the Full Phil premiere on May 16.

Emma Mackey

In Louis Vuitton at the Full Phil premiere on May 16.

Charlotte Le Bon

In Dior at the Full Phil premiere on May 16.

Chloé Zhao

In Schiaparelli the Paper Tiger premiere on May 16.

Ruth Negga

In Celine with Chopard jewelry at the Paper Tiger premiere on May 16.

Barbara Sprouse

In Ella Mae at the Paper Tiger premiere on May 16.

Adam Driver

In Zegna at the Paper Tiger premiere on May 16.

Woody Harrelson

In Celine at the Full Phil premiere on May 16.

Miles Teller and Keleigh Sperry

Sperry is in Yara Shoemaker and Teller is in Saint Laurent with Tiffany & Co. jewelry at the Paper Tiger premiere on May 16.

Natasha Poly

In Ferragamo at the El Ser Querido (The Beloved) premiere on May 16.

In Brunello Cucucinelli at the El Ser Querido (The Beloved) premiere on May 16.

Kristen Stewart

In Chanel at the Full Phil photocall on May 16.

Julianne Moore

At the Kering Women in Motion photocall on May 16.

Léa Seydoux

In Louis Vuitton at the Gentle Monster photocall on May 16.

Emma Mackey

In Louis Vuitton at the Full Phil photocall on May 16.

Marion Cotillard

At the Karma photocall on May 16.

Charlotte Le Bon

In Dior at the Full Phil photocall on May 16.

Woody Harrelson

In Celine at the Full Phil photocall on May 16.

Catherine Deneuve

At the Gentle Monster photocall on May 16.

John Travolta and Ella Bleu Travolta

At the Propeller One-Way Night Coach photocall on May 16.

Odessa A'zion

In Chopard jewelry at the Trophée Chopard dinner on May 15.

Demi Moore

In Tamara Ralph and Chopard jewelry at the Trophée Chopard dinner on May 15.

Isabelle Huppert

Barbara and Dylan Sprouse

Barbara is in Willy Chavarria with Chopard jewelry and Dylan is in DSquared2 with Chopard jewelry at the Trophée Chopard dinner on May 15.

Riley Keough

In Conner Ives with Chopard jewelry at the Trophée Chopard dinner on May 15.

Chloé Zhao

In Bottega Veneta at the Trophée Chopard dinner on May 15.

Ruth Negga

In Ossie Clark with Chopard jewelry at the Trophée Chopard dinner on May 15.

Isabelle Huppert

In Balenciaga with Chopard jewelry at the Karma premiere on May 15.

Odessa A'zion

In Dior and Chopard jewelry at the Karma premiere on May 15.

Léa Seydoux

In Louis Vuitton at the Gentle Monster premiere on May 15.

Simone Ashley

In Alexander McQueen at the Karma premiere on May 15.

Barbara and Dylan Sprouse

At the Karma premiere on May 15.

Cara Delevingne

In Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann at the Gentle Monster premiere on May 15.

Marion Cotillard

In Chanel at the Karma premiere on May 15.

Jordan Firstman

In Balenciaga at the Gentle Monster premiere on May 15.

John Travolta and Ella Bleu Travolta

Ella Bleu is in Chopard jewelry at the Karma premiere on May 15.

Andie MacDowell

In Chopard jewelry at the Karma premiere on May 15.

Catherine Deneuve

In Celine at the Gentle Monster premiere on May 15.

Riley Keough

In Alaïa at the Soudain premiere on May 15.

Sandra Hüller

In Chanel at the Fatherland photocall on May 15.

Isabelle Huppert

At the Histoires Parallèles (Parallel Tales) photocall on May 15.

Cara Delevingne

In Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann at the Club Kid photocall on May 15.

Jordan Firstman

In Prada the Club Kid photocall on May 15.

Diego Calva

In Isabel Marant at the Club Kid photocall on May 15.

Chloé Zhao

In Bottega Veneta at the Women in Cinema Gala on May 14.

Rami Malek

In Prada at the Women in Cinema Gala on May 14.

Sandra Hüller

In Chanel couture at the Fatherland premere on May 14.

Isabelle Huppert

In Gucci and Chopard jewelry at the Histoires Parallèles (Parallel Tales) premiere on May 14.

Riley Keough

In Chanel at the Histoires Parallèles (Parallel Tales) premiere on May 14.

Diane Kruger

In Givenchy by Sarah Burton and Tiffany & Co. jewelry at the Fatherland premiere on May 14.

Barbara and Dylan Sprouse

Barbara is in Miu Miu at the Histoires Parallèles (Parallel Tales) premiere on May 14.

Chloé Zhao

In Gabriela Hearst at the Fatherland premere on May 14.

Catherine Deneuve

In Saint Laurent at the Histoires Parallèles (Parallel Tales) premiere on May 14.

Demi Moore

In Gucci and Chopard jewelry at the Fatherland premiere on May 14.

Ruth Negga

In Ami Paris and Chopard jewelry at the Fatherland premiere on May 14.

Sara Sampaio

In Miu Miu at the Fatherland premiere on May 14.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus

At the Fatherland premiere on May 14.

Will Sharpe

In Sauvereign jewelry at the Fatherland premiere on May 14.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus

In McQueen at the Tangles photocall on May 14.

Meadow Walker

In Alaïa at The Fast And The Furious on May 13.

Jordana Brewster

In Roberto Cavalli at The Fast And The Furious on May 13.

Michelle Rodriguez

In Paolo Sebastian at The Fast And The Furious on May 13.

Demi Moore

In Chopard jewelry at the Jane & Gong Li dinner celebration on May 13.

Jane Fonda

In Pamella Roland with Pomellato jewelry at the Jane & Gong Li dinner celebration on May 13.

Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu

In Pomellato jewelry at the Jane & Gong Li dinner celebration on May 13.

Heidi Klum

At the Jane & Gong Li dinner celebration on May 13.

Demi Moore

In Gucci with Chopard jewelry at the La Vie D'Une Femme premiere on May 13.

Hannah Einbinder

In Celine at the La Vie D'Une Femme premiere on May 13.

Gillian Anderson

In Miu Miu at the La Vie D'Une Femme premiere on May 13.

Ruth Negga

In Saint Laurent with Chopard jewelry at the La Vie D'Une Femme premiere on May 13.

Sara Sampaio

At the La Vie D'Une Femme premiere on May 13.

Alexandra Leclerc and Charles Leclerc

Charles is in Giorgio Armani and Alexandra is in Paolo Sebastian at the La Vie D'Une Femme premiere on May 13.

Hannah Einbinder

In Alaïa at the Teenage Sex And Death At Camp Miasma photocall on May 13.

Gillian Anderson

In Miu Miu at the Teenage Sex And Death At Camp Miasma photocall on May 13.

Meadow Walker

In Celine at the The Fast And The Furious photocall on May 13.

Jordana Brewster

In Jean Paul Gaultier at the The Fast And The Furious photocall on May 13.

Michelle Rodriguez

At the The Fast And The Furious photocall on May 13.

Demi Moore

In Jacquemus with Chopard jewelry at the opening ceremony on May 12.

Jane Fonda

In Gucci with Pomellato jewelry at the opening ceremony on May 12.

Ruth Negga

In Dior haute couture with Chopard jewelry at the opening ceremony on May 12.

Chloé Zhao

In Gabriela Hearst at the opening ceremony on May 12.

Maika Monroe

In Ashi Studio with Pasquale Bruni jewelry at the opening ceremony on May 12.

True Whitaker

In Loewe at the opening ceremony on May 12.

Stellan Skarsgård

In Bottega Veneta at the opening ceremony on May 12.

Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu

In Saint Laurent with Pomellato jewelry at the opening ceremony on May 12.

Lucas Bravo

At the opening ceremony on May 12.

Elijah Wood

In Chopard jewelry at the opening ceremony on May 12.

Heidi Klum

In Elie Saab at the opening ceremony on May 12.

Joan Collins

In Stéphane Rolland at the opening ceremony on May 12.

Maura Higgins

In Andrew Kwon the opening ceremony on May 12.

Kelly Rutherford

In Giorgio Armani at the opening ceremony on May 12.

Alton Mason

In Vivienne Westwood with an Audemars Piguet watch at the opening ceremony on May 12.

Poppy Delevingne

At the opening ceremony on May 12.

Demi Moore

In Jacquemus at the jury photo-call on May 12.

Ruth Negga

In Celine at the jury photo-call on May 12.

Chloé Zhao

In Hermès at the jury photo-call on May 12.

Stellan Skarsgård

In Zegna at the jury photo-call on May 12.

Blackpink is no stranger to the red carpet, and, yet, somehow all four members had never attended the same Met Gala. At least until tonight, when Lisa, Jennie, Jisoo, and Rosé had something of a reunion on fashion’s biggest night. It marked the first time that all four members of the South Korean girl group attended the event at the same time. For Jisoo, it was actually her Met Gala debut. In the process, each of their looks highlighted the “Costume Art”-themed evening’s range of red carpet trends, with plenty of sparkle in tow.

Lisa stepped out in a sweeping sheer white dress by Robert Wun, complete with a long-sleeved bodice and mermaid-style skirt. The piece glittered from sprinklings of white and silver Swarovski crystals, but that wasn’t its most eye-catching element. White arm-shaped sculptures dripping in diamond bracelets were attached to the dress, holding up a matching veil over Lisa to form an abstract statement.

On a darker note, Rosé stepped out in a strapless black Saint Laurent gown by Anthony Vaccarello, featuring a bold thigh-high slit. The piece’s greatest statement came from a massive abstract brooch shaped like a Senfo hornbill, which was covered in dark crystals for added glamour. The bird itself frequently inspired Yves Saint Laurent, and famously appeared as a motif in his spring 1988 collection. The singer’s brooch smoothly aligned with the red carpet’s avian theme of birds and feathers while remaining distinctly minimalist. However, it wasn’t her look’s only glam factor; that went to her glistening diamond Tiffany & Co. collar necklace, whose layered jewels appeared to nod to the spreading of bird wings.

Meanwhile, Jennie opted for heavy metals in a shining Chanel dress. Her metallic column style, complete with a cinched bustier bodice, was fully overlaid with shimmering sequined leaves in a range of blue shades. The intricate piece took 540 hours to create, in tandem with creative director Matthieu Blazy’s passion for artisanal craftsmanship. A swinging diamond Chanel High Jewelry earring and diamond ring, complete with a crystal-covered clutch, finished her look with a burst of glamorous sparkle.

Jisoo rounded out the group in her blossoming Dior dress, a sequined style cast in hues of pink, purple, black, and white. The strapless piece was cinched by a sculptural layered waistline, accented—like its upper half—with cascading silk flowers in a similar palette. From far away, the dress appeared to feature a pattern of blossoming floral branches with petals floating down—with the illusion immediately being a work of art itself. A thin, diamond-lined velvet choker, small diamond rings, and ear cuffs from Cartier brought a bejeweled touch to her ensemble, which was one of the latest floral looks to hit the red carpet.

Altogether, Blackpink’s four members each delivered singular style statements while remaining in sync with the 2026 Met Gala’s key trends. Allover sparkle, sheer “naked” textures, avian and floral motifs, and sculptural accents have spread across this year’s carpet on a range of guests, from Nicole Kidman to Zoë Kravitz, Emma Chamberlain, and more. Together, Lisa, Jennie, Jisoo, and Rosé proved their penchant for keeping up with of-the-moment looks for fashion’s biggest night. Blackpink in your area, indeed.

It is quite the honor to get tapped as a member of the Cannes Film Festival jury. It signals the respect from one's cineam peers and trust in their taste. Members pick the festival’s winner, after all. But there is a lot of pressure on the jury, not only to choose deserving honorees, but also to show up to every red carpet and photocall looking worthy of the appointment. Throughout the festival, a jury member may attend dozens of events—often two or three in just one day—and they need a new and appropriate look for each one. Not everyone is up for such a task, but when Demi Moore was appointed to the 2026 Cannes jury, there was no question that she could handle it.

Moore and her long-time stylist Brad Goreski have been taking us on a nonstop sartorial journey since the festival kicked off earlier this month. Starting with a playful Jacquemus number, Moore has brought glamour, sophistication, and a touch of camp with a wide array of ensembles. Truly, who would expect her to follow up a sparkling Tamara Ralph dress with that pink Matières Fécales number? Absolutely no one. And something tells us Moore has more in store as the festival continues. Below, a look at all of her ensembles thus far.

Moore attended the Chopard Miracle Gala on May 18 in a Nina Ricci look featuring the unexpected combination of a suit jacket and voluminous, tulle-layered skirt.

On May 16, Mariacarla Boscono wore this fur Gucci top down the runway in New York during Demna’s resort 2027 show. Two days later, the top was on Moore at the Fjord premiere in the South of France.

Moore has been wearing a lot of Chopard jewels throughout the festival, which is fitting considering the luxury brand is a sponsor of the event. But when the actor attended the Kering Women in Motion Awards on May 17, she swapped out her regular gems for a Boucheron necklace, an especially striking piece that stood out against her purple, croc leather Gucci dress.

The actor looked very chic in an all-white look from Ami Paris with a Tod’s handbag, which she wore to the Ami Paris luncheon on May 17.

While for the most part, Moore has been bringing some classic red carpet glamour to Cannes, she decided to mix things up a bit for the Paper Tiger premiere on May 18. The actor arrived to the screening in a campy, hot pink Matières Fécales fall 2026 dress with a shredded hem and comically large bow.

As if the crystal-covered Tamara Ralph spring 2026 couture dress Moore wore to the Trophée Chopard dinner on May 15 wasn’t glamorous enough, the actor paired it with a gorgeous, ostrich feather shawl. Of course, she completed the look with Chopard jewelry.

Moore’s Cannes luggage was packed with custom Gucci. The actor wore the brand once again to the Fatherland premiere on May 14.

The actor took a break from colorful gowns and wore a black tailored look from Magda Butrym, featuring knee-length bottoms and a peplum jacket, to the Nespresso x Brut party on May 14.

Moore attended the Red Sea Film Foundation’s Women in Cinema Gala on May 14 in a purple sequin halter-neck gown from Ashi Studio.

The actor wore yet another custom Gucci look to the La Vie D'Une Femme premiere on May 13. The piece was inspired by a Gucci by Tom Ford spring 2003 mini dress Moore wore to the Matrix Reloaded premiere a top a pair of jeans.

Moore attended the L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth dinner in an Ami Paris dress featuring a simple black t-shirt top and ivory skirt.

By day two of the festival, it became clear that we were in for quite the fashion spectacle courtesy of Moore. The actor attended the jury photocall on May 12 in a colorful, polka-dotted Jacquemus fall 2026 dress.

Moore kicked off her red carpet appearances at the opening ceremony in a white, sequined custom Jacquemus dress and Chopard jewelry.

Before the festivities truly began, Moore attended the Cannes jury dinner in a more casual look, courtesy of Gucci and featuring the brand’s new Borsetto bag.

The exacting red carpet streak that Greta Lee’s built over the years just got a burst of whimsy. This summer, the actor stars in Toy Story 5, which kicked off its international press tour in London yesterday. While working with cool-girl stylist Danielle Goldberg, Lee showed her first look while promoting the animated film—and, true to form, it leaned on sophisticated silhouettes with a playful touch.

Lee stepped out on the red carpet in a smooth, silky red dress by High Sport. Her sleeveless style featured a draped halter neckline, complete with a long skirt trimmed in swishing red fringe. The piece was also covered in a pattern of small white shooting stars, fashionably nodding to the outer space origins of Toy Story protagonist Buzz Lightyear.

Like her past looks styled by Goldberg, Lee’s premiere outfit was minimally accessorized. Without jewelry—save for Lee’s wedding ring from husband Russ Armstrong—more focus was drawn to her dress’s astronomical print and textured trim. The actor’s ensemble was simply finished by a smooth pair of white Gianvito Rossi pointed-toe pumps, providing a clean base that instantly picked up the light hue of her outfit’s star pattern.

Lee’s ensemble also brought a minimalist take on subtle referential dressing. This year, outings by stars promoting films like The Devil Wears Prada 2 and Super Mario Galaxy have also leaned on more lowkey nods to their projects and characters when dressing for the red carpet. With her starry dress, Lee is the latest example of how fashion statements can still be made through minimal, simpler ensembles. As Toy Story 5’s press tour continues, along with its upcoming Los Angeles premiere, there’s sure to be more playfully sophisticated style statements in her future.