It's Frock o' Clock in Cannes: Mallika, Nicole, Blake
Mallika Sherawat opened the Indian innings on the red carpet of this year's Cannes film festival wearing this beautiful blue Pucci gown.
May 15, 2014 16:02 IST
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Mallika Sherawat opened the Indian innings on the red carpet of this year's Cannes film festival wearing this beautiful blue Pucci gown. This full-sleeved, high-necked dress is uncharacteristically modest for the actress but, other than erring on the side of prim, it's hard to find fault with her look.
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Actress Nicole Kidman, star of the opening film Grace of Monaco, was stunning in strapless and glittering blue Armani. She later shared a dance with French actor Lambert Wilson at the opening ceremony.
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Actress Blake Lively was statuesque in wine Gucci Premiere, flashing a lot of leg and some thigh
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American actress Jane Fonda looked stunning in this red Elie Saab embroidered gown.
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French actress Audrey Tautou cut a gamine figure in an embellished Prada dress and pixie cut.
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French actress Laetitia Casta was lovely in pale cascading Christian Dior.
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Actress Zoe Saldana was simple and stunning in white Victoria Beckham.
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Chinese actress Ziyi Zhang wore a marvellous black and white Stephane Rolland dress with a geometric cutout bodice and trailing skirt.
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French actress Adele Exarchopoulos, who starred in last year's Cannes winner Blue Is The Warmest Colour, wore Louis Vuitton.
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Chinese actress Gong Li wore black Roberto Cavalli, sheer in part.
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Victoria's Secret model Karlie Kloss wore a Valentino dress only a supermodel could have carried off.
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Nobody knew quite what Kendall Jenner, Kim Kardashian's little sister, was doing at Cannes but she certainly looked lovely and very un-Kardashian-like in black and white Chanel.
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Nineties supermodel Nadja Auermann looked like time had stood still in strapless Dolce & Gabbana.
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French actress Chiara Mastroianni, daughter of legendary actors Marcello Mastroianni and Catherine Deneuve, wore shimmering dark grey.
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Marcello Matroianni, in a still from the Fellini film 8 ½, stares out from this year's official Cannes poster.
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