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Angelina Jolie and Halle Berry Stunning in Chic Gowns at Cannes Film Festival

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As a lifestyle connoisseur, I can confidently say that I witnessed two paragons of grace, Angelina Jolie and Halle Berry, command the spotlight at the Chopard Trophy Awards ceremony during Cannes Film Festival’s grand evening on Friday.

At the beachfront event, Angelina Jolie, age 49, captivated everyone in a stunning, long white dress.

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Angelina Jolie, aged 49, turned heads at the beach event in her elegant, floor-length white gown.

On one side, the captivating gown boasted a cape-like sleeve design, while gracefully conforming to her svelte silhouette as she strolled across the red carpet.

With a smile and wave for her admirers and camera-wielding individuals, she proudly showcased her well-sculpted arms, occasionally revealing her tattooed body.

In an effortless stride, Angelina Jolie, the actress known for her role in Maleficent, subtly revealed a stretch of her shapely leg due to the gown’s high-slit design that reached her thigh.

As a devoted admirer, I exude elegance by complementing my style with a collection of sparkling diamond jewelry. Notably, I adorn myself with drop pendant earrings and a stylish silver bracelet that perfectly accentuate the look.

While Halle donned an impressive appearance, she adorned herself in a long, black gown boasting a theatrical train and off-shoulder cuffs.

At the gathering, the 58-year-old American actress exuded an unparalleled elegance, radiating self-assurance while striking numerous captivating poses.

The award-winning individual adorned a striking diamond serpent necklace set with emerald green gems, along with coordinating dazzling rings.

In the end, Halle added a dash of elegance by donning sleek black pumps with a delicate strap that gracefully encircled her slender ankles.

She had a radiant glow, as she gracefully arranged her rich, dark hair into relaxed curls, which beautifully accentuated her captivating facial attributes.

As a connoisseur of all things cinematic, I must say that attending Cannes feels like participating in the grand Olympiad of the silver screen. This prestigious event brings together filmmakers, deal-makers, and critics from every corner of the globe. The Palme d’Or, its coveted golden prize, is the laurel wreath bestowed upon the most exceptional cinematic achievement at the close of the festival.

Filmmakers hail from all over the world, displaying their movies, while negotiators tirelessly work around the clock to market completed films or production bundles for distribution in multiple regions.

A few newcomer directors at Cannes, such as Kristen Stewart (The Chronology of Water), Scarlett Johansson (Eleanor the Great), and Harris Dickinson (Urchin), are already garnering attention. These individuals will each be presenting their first full-length directorial projects within the Un Certain Regard sidebar section at Cannes.

A number of veterans from Cannes will return as well, including Tom Cruise (Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning), Robert De Niro who is being honored with a Palme d’Or 49 years after the premiere of Taxi Driver in Cannes, and Quentin Tarantino, who is coming back to honor low-budget Western director George Sherman.

This year’s schedule at Cannes includes the highly awaited eighth and last installment of Mission: Impossible, which will have its grand premiere on the red carpet on May 14th.

Meanwhile Scarlett’s directorial debut Eleanor The Great, will be unveiled on May 20. 

In more recent times, it seems that the dazzling array of celebrities’ fashion choices at this event has garnered more focus than the lineup of movies shown along the Croisette.

However, fresh guidelines concerning modesty have been enforced at this year’s festival, aiming to uphold decorum.

As reported by event organizers, this strict decision aims to discourage the fashionable habit of wearing revealing ‘naked dresses’, which expose far more than they cover up, on the red carpet.

It’s clear that the famous location has shifted towards a stricter dress code, preferring formal attire such as suits, tuxedos, and long evening dresses instead of attention-grabbing outfits.

In simpler terms, you’re allowed to wear classic little black dresses, cocktail dresses, pantsuits, fancy blouses, and either flat or high-heeled sandals at the event.

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2025-05-17 03:05

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