Cannes Film Festival 2024: Aishwarya Rai stuns on the Cannes red carpet in a dramatic Falguni Shane Peacock gown
PTC News Desk: The most glitzy attire is already being seen at the return of the Cannes Film Festival, an annual summertime extravaganza. We are guaranteed to witness some exclusive style this year, as several Bollywood superstars are scheduled to visit the French Riviera. But first on our list is the one and only Aishwarya Rai, the Indian patroness of Cannes.
Even after participating in the event for more than 20 years, her most recent red carpet appearance was impressive. The actress looked breathtaking in a Falguni Shane Peacock dress that was too good to miss as she walked the famous red carpet.
When the actress showed up wearing a magnificent black gown with gorgeous golden accents, it was the ideal amount of sparkle. The drama was increased by the white puffy sleeves. Her appearance needed the lengthy train at the back to elevate her style even further. Aishwarya's trademark cat eyeliner and big lips are essential to any excellent glam moment.
Even with a hand injury, she’s slaying the red carpet like HOW!!! #AishwaryaRaiBachchan : woman of class and grace! Adore her not only for her beauty and intellect, but the way she carries her persona! ???????????? pic.twitter.com/4e3EcjuWpS — Samina Shaikh ???????? (@saminaUFshaikh) May 16, 2024
International events are nothing new for Aishwarya Rai, as seen by her yearly attendance at Cannes. Aishwarya is a frequent attendee of the film festival and is adept at showcasing her best fashion sense. The actress caught our attention with a distinctive Sophie Couture outfit last year.
Aishwarya dominated Cannes with a hooded look and lightweight aluminum accents. The corseted detailing added the ideal finishing touch. She looked stunning with her signature cat eyeliner and ruby red lips.
The chic way that Aishwarya Rai arrived in Cannes is not your typical arrival.
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- With inputs from agencies
