The French Riviera continues to dazzle as the 78th Cannes Film Festival unfolds with its signature blend of cinematic brilliance and head-turning fashion. On Day 6, the red carpet was a full-blown runway of bold style statements, experimental couture, and global stars putting their most fashionable foot forward.
From Bollywood stars to Gen Z trailblazers, here's a look at the headliners who lit up the film gala.
Urvashi Rautela
Indian actress Urvashi Rautela made a dramatic entrance in a custom black taffeta gown with a bold illusion bodice and soft draping. It marked her second appearance this season and proved she wasn't holding back on the drama. However, eagle-eyed fans noticed a wardrobe malfunction, an apparent tear near her underarm, which sparked quite a bit of chatter online.
Julianne Moore
Veteran Hollywood actress Julianne Moore brought her signature sophistication to the premiere of Wes Anderson’s 'The Phoenician Scheme'. She donned a sleek, floor-length sheath dress by Bottega Veneta featuring a thick, knotted shoulder design. Paired with dazzling Boucheron earrings, Moore's look was the perfect representation of demure elegance.
Eva Longoria
Eva Longoria wowed in a dusty rose gown from Tamara Ralph's Spring 2025 Couture collection, shimmering with embellishments that caught the light with every step. But what truly elevated the look was her exquisite Chopard necklace in a matching pink hue, adorned with sapphires and diamonds, that turned her appearance into a full-on moment of high jewellery glamour.
Stella Maxwell
Model Stella Maxwell pushed boundaries in a sheer lace ensemble by Cheney Chan, channelling high-risk energy. Her dress followed the Feng Ya Qi design language, featuring sensual, body-contouring, and laced with intricate details. The risqué look made waves, especially because Cannes has recently introduced a soft ban on sheer and oversized gowns. Maxwell, however, made a bold case for breaking the rules in style.
Alex Consani
Model and Gen Z icon Alex Consani made her Cannes debut in dramatic Schiaparelli Haute Couture, bringing a sculptural fantasy to the red carpet. From Daniel Roseberry’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, her look featured a statement-making top and sleek, chic pants. Her blonde hairdo with a smoky eye look added just the right amount of drama and edge to her appearance.
Parul Gulati
Indian actress and entrepreneur Parul Gulati closed out her Cannes debut with a breathtaking fusion of tradition and modern art. Styled by Mohit Rai, she wore a Benarasi tissue saree created by Riddhi Bansal. The saree was dipped in resin for a sculpted, wet-look effect that hugged her silhouette, beautifully blending heritage craftsmanship with contemporary fashion.
Mina
Representing both Japan and K-pop on the red carpet, Mina from the girl group TWICE made a serene yet powerful debut in a breathtaking black gown. The real show-stopper was her exquisite accessories, including a Rosier Question Mark necklace and coordinating earrings, that added a subtle sparkle and sophistication to her red carpet look.
