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Paris Jackson left a notable impact as she attended the yearly amfAR Cannes Gala, held during the Cannes Film Festival, on Thursday.

26-year-old performer captivated crowds with an eye-catching outfit adorned with a dazzling array of sparkling silver beads across the neckline, creating quite a spectacle.

The cream dress smoothly transformed into a rigid corset-like top, accentuated by bold shoulder pads, highlighting her shape, and then flowing down into a delicate, full-length, see-through skirt that reached the floor.

Beneath the multi-layered ensemble, a sleek bodysuit was unveiled. Moreover, an enticing split extending up to her thighs provided a tantalizing peek at her well-toned legs while she gracefully walked along the red carpet.

She elevated her outfit with a pair of nude heels and accessorised with silver jewellery.

Paris gathered her golden tresses into an elegant bun and accentuated her appearance with a stroke of glossy crimson lipstick.

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The charm radiated with enthusiasm as she struck numerous poses on the crimson carpet, prior to making her grand entrance into the glamorous gathering filled with stars.

A day prior to the commencement of Cannes Film Festival, a surprising dress code was unveiled by the organizers for their attendees.

At the opening of Amélie Bonnin’s film “Leave One Day”, a set of guidelines intended to uphold decorum were enforced.

According to the rules of the festival, it’s important to maintain proper decorum. Therefore, public display of nudity, whether on the red carpet or anywhere else within the festival grounds, is not allowed.

Large or bulky clothing items, especially those with long trains, which can obstruct guest movement and create difficulties when arranging seats in the theater, are not allowed.

At the festival, those on welcome duty must enforce the rule that only individuals adhering to these guidelines will be allowed on the red carpet.

As a devoted cinephile, I find myself eagerly anticipating this year’s Cannes Film Festival amidst the backdrop of President Trump’s proposed tariffs on foreign films.

Canne, a global meeting point for filmmakers, dealers, and press, is often referred to as the Olympic Games of cinema, bestowing its prestigious Palme d’Or award at the finale.

As a die-hard cinema enthusiast, I can’t help but be captivated by the global spectacle that is our film industry. From the farthest corners of the world, visionaries bring their cinematic masterpieces to life, eager to share them with us all. Meanwhile, dealmakers tirelessly negotiate through the wee hours, securing deals for completed films or production packages across different regions. It’s a dance that never ends, and I can’t get enough of it!

However, Trump caused a stir in both Hollywood and the global film industry on May 4th, by stating that films produced abroad would be subject to a 100% tariff.

The White House has stated that they haven’t reached a definitive conclusion yet. They are looking into potential incentives from the federal government to support domestic filming instead of imposing tariffs.

This year, some of the first-time filmmakers at Cannes are already particularly well-known.

Actors Kristen Stewart, Scarlett Johansson, and Harris Dickinson have each premiered their first directorial films in the Un Certain Regard sidebar at the Cannes Film Festival.

As a diehard film enthusiast, I can’t contain my excitement as the esteemed veterans make their grand return to the glamorous scene of Cannes! The illustrious Tom Cruise (Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning) is back, ready to dazzle us once more. But it’s not just him; the legendary Robert De Niro has graced us with his presence, receiving an honorary Palme d´Or, a fitting tribute 49 years after Taxi Driver first captivated Cannes audiences. And let me tell you, the one and only Quentin Tarantino is here too! He’s taking us down memory lane, honoring low-budget Western director George Sherman in a heartfelt tribute. The energy here is electric, and I can hardly wait to see what unfolds on the red carpet!

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2025-05-22 23:21

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