The 2024 Cannes Film Festival proved to be a feast for the eyes, but let’s get real—compared to 2023’s extravagant display, this year seemed a tad more reserved. Still, it offered plenty of memorable fashion moments. Spanning through its history, Cannes has been a hotspot for sultry wardrobe malfunctions and daring styles. From Sophie Marceau’s accidental ‘nipplegate’ to Bella Hadid’s barely-there dresses, the festival never fails to surprise us. Even this year’s subtler edition, which wrapped up on May 25, had its fair share of sizzling fashion statements.
Transparent Dresses Take Over the Red Carpet
Imagine seeing through the glamour—literally. Transparent dresses dominated the red carpet at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, leaving very little to the imagination. Bella Hadid made headlines yet again, this time in a Saint Laurent dress that bared it all and captured everyone’s attention. She wasn’t alone in her daring choice either. At a glitzy Magnum party, Toni Garrn flaunted her flawless physique with exposed underwear beneath a completely see-through dress, leaving nothing to the imagination. And let’s not forget Natasha Poly, who at 38, still knows how to own the red carpet in a wildly suggestive naked dress.
Daring Necklines All Over Cannes 2024 Red Carpet
Transparent dresses weren’t the only tools celebs wielded to steal our gazes; dizzying necklines played their part too. Celebrities brought high-stakes drama with necklines plunging as deep as public interest. Heidi Klum, the queen of daring necklines, made heads spin in a cut-out dress that revealed almost everything. And we can’t overlook Bella Hadid (yup, her again) who flaunted some serious sideboob in a dangerously low-cut backless gown. Throughout the festival, these dizzying necklines kept the Croisette sizzling and social media buzzing.
The 2024 Cannes Film Festival may not have reached the outrageous heights of 2023, but these sexy looks sure kept us entertained. So, what do you think about this year’s sexiest looks? Did they hit the mark for you?
This article first appeared on grazia.fr – Author: Virginie Gonçalves
