Unstoppable, the glamour more glittering continues to pour into the 2024 Cannes Film Festival. And the ninth evening did not disappoint our expectations. In fact, it surprised them. To act as protagonists during the premiere of the film out of competition Le Comte de Monte Cristo by Alexandre de La Patellière and Matthieu Delaport were the more or less kilometre-long aftermaths of our divas. One, however, made everyone's hair stand on end in shock.
We are not talking about Izabel Goulart's ethereal train, nor about Elsa Hosk's milky one or Mariacarla Boscano's fringed one. It was what captured our full attention a guest dressed in black, and with her shoulders covered with a very long white cloak. The train of which, unrolling on the red carpet, revealed a slightly shocking detail: the face of Jesus Christ printed on fabric in maxi version.
A free interpretation of sacred iconography with a decidedly more effective effect kitsch That chic. The flash objective was undoubtedly achieved. Now, without making risky predictions, after the foray into Cannes the next stage for this peculiar one put it can only be within the walls of the Castle of If.
Source: Vanity Fair
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