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Two couples have made this list: Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin Sprouse, who revealed her pregnancy when she wore an ethereal Miu Miu frock on their first night out at the festival. And yet I was most convinced by their matching Karl Lagerfeld tuxedo looks\u2014Palvin Sprouse looked terrific in a tuxedo shirt, black skirt, and a silk cummerbund that framed her growing belly. Alexa Chung and Tom Sturridge made an argument in favor of his-and-hers dressing in Anderson\u2019s Dior\u2014not matchy-matchy, yet equally appealing.<\/p>\n
And speaking of Sturridge in Dior, Charlotte Le Bon wore a similar men\u2019s Dior tuxedo on the red carpet, which is Anderson\u2019s signature for black tie\u2014no tie, add a scarf. Bella Hadid, the super model and internet-annointed queen of Cannes, wore a fantastic custom Prada dress that reminded me why she\u2019s such a magnetic figure. It was a simple enough dress, and yet she looked like a star. See what I mean when I say style?<\/p>\n
And of course, at Cannes, it\u2019s all about the movie stars: Ruth Negga<\/a> and Taylor Russell were the most alluring new-ish-comers this year. Negga\u2019s striking and simple white Celine tank dress and Russell\u2019s black pleated Schiaparelli moment were their most compelling outings. They looked, plainly, very cool. As for the stalwarts, Cate Blanchett, Tilda Swinton, and Demi Moore<\/a> continue to run laps around most of their colleagues: Blanchett affirmed that Sarah Burton\u2019s Givenchy was made for the red carpet, and Swinton looked arresting in Chanel.<\/p>\n