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At the brink of conclusion, the Cannes Film Festival is basking in the afterglow of lavish screenings by top-tier Hollywood talent, offering sneak peeks into films set for release in 2025, and each day brings another stunning fashion spectacle. The most recent instance was observed at Friday’s premiere of “Honey Don’t!“, where Margaret Qualley graced the red carpet. The movie garnered a prolonged 6.5-minute standing ovation, yet it is Qualley’s dress that truly deserves one.

In 2025, Qualley made an appearance on the red carpet alongside her co-stars Aubrey Plaza and Charlie Day for a fresh LGBTQ+ film directed by Ethan Coen. Here’s a glimpse of her elegant soft pink dress!

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Qualley graced the red carpet for one of 2025’s upcoming LGBTQ+ movies, starring alongside Aubrey Plaza and Charlie Day in the new Ethan Coen film. Take a look at her captivating soft pink gown!

For the premiere, as reported by Who What Wear, the 30-year-old actress chose a charming, romantic Chanel ensemble, and it’s absolutely stunning. I’m captivated by how elegantly graceful this dress appears. Though the garment itself is relatively straightforward, featuring a coordinating pink bow at the neckline and a black bow, the fabric cascading from the collar to mid-arm level (resembling a shawl) adds such a lovely finishing touch.

Qualley styled her hair elegantly up, accessorized with golden earrings featuring roses, and sported a fresh, rosy-toned makeup look. I particularly appreciate how she paired her outfit with flats that harmoniously complemented her dress, boasting the same pink hue with an eye-catching black accent at the front.

The event turned out wonderfully indeed, as Honey Don’t! garnered a 6.5-minute long standing ovation (as stated by Deadline), matching the duration of Kristen Stewart’s directorial debut, The Chronology of Water, according to reports from last Friday.

The film “Honey Don’t” introduces us to Honey Donahue, a private investigator portrayed by Qualley. After an unusual string of fatalities shrouds her quaint hometown, she embarks on a quest to gather evidence. In this movie, Chris Evans takes on the role of a suspicious reverend whose actions appear to be linked to these mysterious deaths.

The film, titled “Honey Don’t,” is the second joint production by the married team Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke, following Qualley after her role in “Drive-Away Dolls” in 2023. They have labeled this project as part of their self-proclaimed “lesbian B-movie trilogy.” Our review for “Drive-Away Dolls” awarded the movie 3.5 out of 5 stars, praising Qualley’s performance as some of her finest work to date. With such a strong showing in “Drive-Away Dolls,” it’s reasonable to expect another impressive performance from Qualley in “Honey Don’t.

Last year, Qualley made a comeback to Cannes following the premiere of “The Substance” alongside Demi Moore. The film garnered a prolonged 13-minute standing ovation before it clinched the Best Screenplay award. The terrifying movie generated such excitement that it eventually led Qualley to the 2025 Oscars, as “The Substance” accrued five Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, and one victory in the category of Best Makeup & Hairstyling.

Unlike some movies premiered at Cannes with the aim of securing distribution, the release date for “Honey Don’t” has already been scheduled by Focus Features for August 22, 2025.

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2025-05-24 21:38

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