Iconic robes from Cannes. The world will not forget these!
One of the world's most famous film festivals starts soon. And so I thought to sum up the fashion of the last 72 years of its existence. CANNES! A magical word that not only famous actresses dream of at night…
The most stylish star of the century: Elizabeth Taylor
Whether it was the 1950s or the wilder 1980s, Elizabeth Taylor always knew what was in. One of her first visits to Cannes was in 1957. She appeared in a luxurious, light pink robe, which was a gift from her then-husband Mike Todd. It was a historical piece from 1880!!! In short, a fantastic spectacle!
Golden beauty Eva Herzigová
In 2006, the Czech film-maker and world-class top model Eva Herzigová arrived for the premiere of the famous film “The Da Vinci Code”. She wore Anna Molinari's golden and very boldly cut robe and a luxury statement necklace with BVLGARI rubies. That's what I call Czech representation!
The unforgettable visit of Lady Di
In 1987, the beloved Princess Diana arrived in Cannes, accompanied by her husband Prince Charles. The whole world loved Diana, and Charles' jealousy manifested itself in his reserved behaviour. But the princess was sending smiles in all directions in Cannes. Her luxurious sky blue robe by Catherine Walker was not only elegant but also totally timeless!
Uma Thurman as a white marble statue
Uma Thurman can't be omitted from "the most amazing robes in Cannes” list. In 2006, she chose a white fitted dress by Versace. Like a white marble scultpure masterpiece!
“It's sexy, isn't it! I had to have my dress tailored because it is almost impossible to find something in a regular boutique for us tall girls!” Uma added.
4S: So Sexy Sharon Stone!
On May 1, 1992, she and Michael Douglas arrived in Cannes to promote the film Basic Instinct. She wore a stunning dress from an unknown designer with a very deep décolletage. In short, the combination of black and white will never disappoint. Moreover, her sex appeal seemed to explode through photos! That's what I call seductiveness ...
