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If you were busy taking in all the happenings from the Billboard Music Awards yesterday, you may have missed the closing ceremony of The Cannes Film Festival. But don't despair; we've wrapped up ALL the hot beauty looks from the 12-day film festival into one bumper gallery for you. This year was really all about Kirsten Dunst and Karolina Kurkova for us, who wowed and wowed again with their stunning array of hair and makeup looks that they packed in their luggage!
Also rocking it were Rachel McAdams, Frieda Pinto, Elizabeth Olsen and so many more. Be sure and check it all out and tell us which your fave look was.
The Cannes Film Festival wrapped up on Sunday after two weeks of hot parties, premieres and photo calls. From Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie on the red carpet to Kirsten Dunst's award winning moment, there has been non-stop action. The cinema event also saw plenty of hot couples, including Joshua Jackson and Diane Kruger, along with Rachel McAdams and Michael Sheen. We've rounded up all the best pictures from the festivities, so check out the many memorable moments from the star-studded South of France!
The Cannes Film Festival may have wrapped up, but there were some memorable red carpet looks that will live on. This year, the red rug was walked by movie star mavens Angelina Jolie, Uma Thurman, Diane Kruger and Kirsten Dunst, as well as a slew of fashion's finest including Karolina Kurkova, Carine Roitfeld, and Bar Refaeli. We enjoyed seeing all of the over-the-top, glamorous looks, but when forced to choose our faves, it came down to a very fierce 20 ensembles. Click through to see who made our best dressed at Cannes list. Think we missed someone? Don't be shy! Tell us in the comments section below.
The Cannes Film Festival has come to a close following a glamorous, sometimes-controversial 12 days of celebrating film. The closing ceremony was held on Sunday in the French town when the jury announced the winners of the Palme d’Or and top acting honours. Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life, which was received with a mix of cheers and boos at the screening, and stars Brad Pitt, Sean Penn and Jessica Chastain, won the Palme d’Or, though Brad and his co-stars weren’t on hand to accept the award. Kirsten Dunst won the best actress award for her role in Lars von Trier’s Melancholia. “Wow, what a week it’s been,” she said during her speech in reference to the Danish director’s comments about Hitler (he was subsequently banned from the festival). She continued, “This is an honour that’s once in a lifetime. Thank you to the Cannes Film Festival for allowing the film to still be in competition.”
Keep reading for more photos and the rest of the winners . . .
Kirsten Dunst may have just outdone herself, showing up to the Cannes Film Festival closing party in this ethereal Chanel haute couture dress. Kiki has shown some stellar styles over the festival, including that flirty marigold Chloé dress and an angelic Chanel lace gown, but we think this final look from her wins hands down. The high shine bustier adds major bling to the delicately ruched tulle skirt, tied together with a bejewelled brooch. Take a good look at Ms Dunst's get-up, from all angles.
We're kicking off Monday morning with a fashionable wrap up of the red carpet action at the Cannes Film Festival, starting with the premiere of This Must Be The Place. Legendary catwalker Claudia Schiffer and runway stunner Anja Rubik went head-to-head on the red carpet, both clad in sexy black gowns — and both little left to the imagination. Claudia sported a lace bustier Dolce & Gabbana gown, accessorizing with layered diamond necklaces and a pair of pointy toed black pumps. Anja's dress may have been full-length and long-sleeved, but it wasn't exactly modest! Her very popular perforated frock showed enough skin to stay sexy, despite covering her head to toe. Both models looked gorgeous — but who did black peekaboo best?
From sleek to soft and feminine, celeb beauties definitely brought their A-game when it came to their hair looks. Models Bar Refaeli and Karolina Kurkova were proof that the high ponytail won't be disappearing from our radar any time soon, both opting for the foolproof style on the red carpet. We also can't forget our personal fave, the braid, with Diane Kruger and Kirsten Dunst choosing different variations of the popular trend. Check out our favourite Cannes hair looks — which 'do won your top spot?
Is it possible for order one of want everything from Rachel Bilson's wardrobe? The pint-sized actress rarely puts a foot wrong, and the white Chanel Haute Couture dress she donned for the CW network's Upfront at Jazz shindig in NYC was no exception. She's just one celeb to make our top ten this week, joining the ranks of Cannes style queens Milla Jovovich and Kirsten Dunst, who kept serving up the fashionable goods. Step inside and decide who was your top pick!
One trend we couldn't help but notice on the red rug from the Cannes Film Festival was black and white. Whilst this combo might seem like a sometimes safe option, these monochrome ensembles were anything but boring. It was a light versus dark style off, with Elizabeth Olsen and Rachel McAdams both opting for pretty LWDs for their photocall duties, whilst ladies-in-noir Karolina Kurkova floored us in that cut-out suede Emilio Pucci and Gwen Stefani impressed in her disco-chic jumpsuit. Doing a classic menswear interpretation of monochrome, Eve Herzigova added bright red ankle-strap platforms to spice up the look. Trés chic!
Draw a little black and white inspiration from the Cannes red carpet . . .
