This May 16, Anna Mouglalis caused a sensation on the red carpet of the Cannes 2024 festival. And for good reason, the actress had opted for an ultra chic look that you absolutely must discover.
Every year, a multitude of stars come together for one of the biggest events in the seventh art: the Cannes festival. For a fortnight, celebrities jostle to climb the stairs from the Croisette and watch the many films presented. And if the competition takes place in the cinema, one might believe that it is also present elsewhere.
Indeed, the red carpet preceding the screenings is an essential part of the event. The red carpet of the Cannes Film Festival is a real Fashion Week in itself. Each climb is an opportunity for celebrities to show off their sense of style. We noticed it with Emmanuel Béart and his androgynous look or even with the sculptural Iris Mittenaere with her slit dress. This May 16 was therefore no exception to the rule whenAnna Mouglalis appeared on the steps.
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Anna Mouglalis on the red carpet
Anna Mouglalis was present at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival to attend the screening of the film Megalopolis. As usual, the actress hit the mark with her sense of style. When going up the stairs, she opted for a dress from the Chanel Spring 2024 Couture collection. This white tweed dress with a round neck featured a beautiful silver buttonhole and an ultra chic detail: a white tulle skirt.
To perfect your subtle look, Anna Mouglalis remained sober. The one who played Coco Chanel on screen chose a pair of black high heels in the spirit of dancing shoes as well as a clutch in the same color.
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Anna Mouglalis engaged
If Anna Mouglalis attracted attention on the red carpet, she also caused a lot of talk for its commitment against gender-based and sexual violence during this 2024 Cannes festival. Just before its opening, the actress unveiled a column signed by around a hundred personalities and a petition in collaboration with the Women’s Foundation and #Metoomedia. The goal ? Demand a law against this violence.
Among the signatories of this text, we find Judith Godrèche who also shed light on sexist and sexual violence in the cinema industry. In particular, she presented the short film Me too during this Cannes 2024 festival collecting testimonies from survivors.
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