This is my last blogpost on the Cannes Film Festival 2013. The dresses in the picture above were worn during the AmfAR (this is the Foundation for AIDS Research) Gala.
Stacey Keibler wore a purple dress by Zac Posen. Irina Shayk looked amazing in a pink Elie Saab-dress. Alessandra Ambrosio looked great in a beige Zuhair Murad-dress. Selita Ebanks wore a light pink dress. Heidi Klum wore a dress by Marchesa. Milla Jovovich also looked great. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley looked beautiful in a simple white dress by Dior. Jessica Chastain wore a red Saint Laurent-dress.
Marion Cotillard looked pretty in a beautiful white dress by Dior during the premiere of the movie The Immigrant. To the photo call for that movie, she wore a white dress by Alexander Mc Queen. Nicole Kidman wore a black and white Chanel-dress to the premiere of the movie Venus In Fur. Ziyi Zhang looked amazing in a dress by Elie Saab. To the Palme D'Or Winners Dinner, Uma Thurman wore a black dress. Nicole Kidman looked nice at the premiere of the movie Zulu in a white dress. At that same premiere, Uma Thurman wore a silver dress. And Berenice Bejo looked great in the green/blue dress that she wore to the Palme D'Or Winners photo call.
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part 1,
part 2,
part 3,
part 4,
part 5 and
part 6.
The Cannes fashion this year was absolutely amazing.
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I loved all those dresses :)
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I love the first pink dress and Rosie! They look beautiful.
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I wish I could add all of these dresses to my collection (I would need to have an occasion to wear them to! ha)
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Ahh Heidi Klum is stunning!
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