Cannes 2014 – Best Dressed

Hey guys! First of all I wanna wish you a good start into the new, and that’s the best about it, short week. This post is about the ‚Festival de Cannes 2014‘.  Everybody is looking at Cannes and the rep carpets, talking about who’s wearing the best dress. I think why not show you my favorite Cannes red carpet outfits. So here we go:

Starting with Blake Lively. She is wearing a Gucci dress at the Opening Ceremony and to the premiere of „Grace of Monaco“. Also she is wearing Lorraine Schwartz jewels. I think Blake is definitely the „Best-Dressed-Celebrity“ this year. She looks elegant but not over the top. Everything about this look fits perfectly together. For example her hairstyle accents perfectly the open triangle on the back of her dress.

Blake is wearing a Chanel gown with Sophia Webster Pumps to the „Mr Turner“ premiere. Also a very elegant look, but so different to her first outfit. She combines simple details with this noticeable dress. So the beautiful Chanel dress is in the focus of the whole look.

Blake  Lively is wearing a Gucci Première Ballgown to the premiere to the new movie „Captives“ of her husband Ryan Reynolds. She is also wearing Lorraine Schwartz jewelry again.

Zoe Saldana is wearing a Victoria Beckham dress to the Opening Ceremony. She combines red lipstick and nails to this white dress.

Nicole Kidman is wearing an Armani Privé dress and Harry Winston jewels to the „Grace of Monaco“ premiere and to the Opening Ceremony.

Kristina Bazan (Blogger from Kayture.com) is wearing Chopard jewels and a Dior dress to the Chopard Backstage Party.

Kristina Bazan is also wearing a Roberto Cavalli dress and again Chopard jewels. I have to say that this Cavalli dress is real perfection. So in love with the material, the cut, simply with everything about this dress. Also I think Kristina Bazan made a good job about how she combines this dress. Picture from elle.it

Cate Blanchett is wearing a gorgeous Valentino dress.

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