Carla Bruni in magnificent lilac edition!
One of the most beautiful first ladies the world has ever seen walked the famous Croisette and reminded everyone why she has no equal.
One of the most beautiful first ladies the world has ever seen walked the famous Croisette and reminded everyone why she has no equal.
Italian-French model and singer and former first lady of France Carla Bruni (54) was among the guests of the 75th Cannes International Film Festival and briefly overshadowed all others, including films.
The wife of Nicolas Sarkozy, the former French president, walked the red carpet before the premiere of the film "Triangle of Sadness", and for this occasion, she prepared a special fashion edition.
Carla Bruni appeared before the photo reporters in a beautiful dress by the fashion house Celine, whose design is signed by Hedi Slimane, the artistic director of the mentioned brand. It is a lilac-colored dress, which just follows Carla's hourglass-shaped figure, has thin straps and an unobtrusive moderate cleavage. Slightly above the knee, this beautiful creation spreads in a mermaid cut, and the dress is covered with diagonally arranged tiny sequins along its entire length, which ensure that all eyes are on it.
In addition, Carla Bruni wore a beautiful, striking diamond necklace in lilac and greenish shades, and it is interesting that she decided to come without earrings, unlike other beauties on the Cannes red carpet. At one point she showed off wearing a silver letter-bag, which looked perfect with sequins on her dress, and Bruni opted for a minimum of makeup and simply blow-dried straight hair.
Carla is considered one of the most beautiful women in the world in her generation, and she proudly wears her wrinkles. She recently pointed out that she believes that she became a woman only after she turned 50.
“I believe that at the age of 50 you finally become a woman. That young girl is definitely gone, and she was there until her 50th birthday, but you can still dance like a teenager. It's fifty when society tells you it's over — you're an adult now. And that last chance to be a young girl is gone” - said Carla in an interview.
How do you like this edition? Magnificent, isn't it?
