The annual Cannes Film Festival might first and foremost be known as a showcase of the world’s greatest film talent, but it also plays host to some of the biggest and best red carpet fashion of the year. Here, enjoy a close-up of the breathtaking hair and make-up looks from the premieres and photo calls.
This article originally appeared on Harper’s BAZAAR UK.
Kendall Jenner was a vision in pink on the red carpet, with her monochromatic pink eyeshadow, blush and lipstick matching her beautiful gown.
Actress and jury member Stacy Martin added a touch of glamour to her simple beauty look with a true red lipstick
Lea Seydoux also embraced red lipstick, paired with loose waves to add texture to her lob hairstyle.
Emphasising her natural beauty, Martha Hunt subtly defined her brows and wore a skin-brightening matte-pink lip colour.
Forget what they say about primary colours clashing – a high-shine red lipstick was the perfect complement to Adriana’s sequinned blue gown.
Another statement look from Winnie Harlow saw the supermodel’s eyes defined with long, fluttery lashes and bright purple eyeshadow.
There was something otherworldly about Coco Rocha’s thick statement eye-liner flicks and slicked-back hair, thanks in part to the hint of glitter in her tresses and along her lower lash line.
Monochromatic pink make-up is set to become a big summer make-up trend this year. Let Winnie Harlow be your inspiration.
The model wore her hair pinned back to allow her dramatic dress and veil take centre stage. A milkmaid braid was the perfect decorative touch.
Sara Sampaio is known for her inch-perfect black eyeliner that softly defines her eyes. The trick is to use a liquid liner right on your water lines and to avoid a thick application.
Statement eyeliner flicks and bright pink lipstick were the perfect pairing for Elle Fanning’s elegant and conversation-worthy hat on the red carpet.
Margot Robbie made her debut at Cannes this year and her beauty look comprised of her traditional balayage waves and natural glowing skin – the definition of understated glamour.
Elle Fanning’s hair looked regal – without being too severe – at a Chopard party, thanks to the half-up half-down hairstyle which teamed bouffant volume at the crown with soft, loose curls.
Josephine Skriver’s skin looked radiant on the red carpet due to carefully placed highlighter along her cheekbones, forehead and brow bones.
Thick face-framing tendrils round twisted up-dos add laidback glamour to a look.
Forget traditional red lipstick, complexion-warming deep pink lipstick has become a red carpet staple at Cannes this year, as demonstrated by Natalia Vodianova.
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Proving that pink hair doesn’t just have to be for millennials, Helen Mirren dyed her tresses rose gold to match her gown on the red carpet. And, in good news for anyone looking to experiment with their style without fully committing, the actress used L’Oreal Paris’ Colorista Pastel Pink Spray – a wash-out formula – that meant her signature white locks were back for her next Cannes appearance.
Elsa Hosk’s single milkmaid braid acted like a hair accessory in its own right, making the model look like a Grecian goddess.
Salma Hayek styled her hair into a regal beehive with thick face-framing tendrils and a pretty embroidered headband.
The actress chose skin-warming pink lipstick and defined her eyes with bronze eyeshadow, small flicks of eyeliner and fluttery lashes – a classically beautiful combination.
This summer, make Taylor Hill’s big, voluminous curls your ultimate hair inspiration. The trick is to create tight ringlets that you can then gently brush out with a paddle brush.
Taylor Hill’s smokey brown eye make-up added warmth to her complexion and felt more summery than traditional black liner.
Proving that up-dos are the chic hairstyle of choice at Cannes this year, Bryce Dallas Howard swept her hair into a bun but left her full fringe out of the style.
The actress and director also demonstrated that auburn hair and red lipstick are a pretty combination if you choose a warm red shade.
A top knot may not be renowned for its high fashion credentials but if you add volume without too much texture, Bella Hadid proved that it can look very elegant on the red carpet.
Bella Hadid emphasised her already enviable bone structure with subtle bronzer and smoky eye make-up. The technique draws the eyes upwards and makes cheekbones appear more defined.
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas’ statement graphic eyeliner widened and defined her eyes without looking heavy because the precise flicks were not filled in at the outer corners.
The actress also styled her hair into long, loose waves that she swept over one shoulder to showcase her statement earrings.
With her flattering face-framing hair flicks and a classic true red lipstick, Eva Herzigova’s sophisticated make-up was the perfect pairing with her statement jumpsuit.
The actress channelled garden party beauty with delicate rosy make-up by artist Erin Ayanian Monroe.
Fanning’s hair mirrored her dreamy Valentino gown, with mixed flowers accessorising halo braids.
Ambrosio went for a power pout, her rich red lips matching her dress and earrings.
The model’s hair, meanwhile, had an effortless elegance, styled in this loose low bun.
Heard brought more drama with a sculptural hairdo and feline-shaped eye make-up (by L’Oreal Paris).
Her hair was styled in an edgy side-parted twist.
The actress channelled garden party beauty with delicate rosy make-up by artist Erin Ayanian Monroe.
Fanning’s hair mirrored her dreamy Valentino gown, with mixed flowers accessorising halo braids.
Ambrosio went for a power pout, her rich red lips matching her dress and earrings.
The model’s hair, meanwhile, had an effortless elegance, styled in this loose low bun.
The model matched her make-up to her dress, with plum tones on her lips and eyes. Try these monotone make-up trend tutorials to recreate her look.
Moore wore bronzy-toned make-up with a nude lip, and her hair styled in elegant, barely-there waves.
Fanning channelled a classic beauty combination of black liner with true red lips (courtesy of the L’Oreal Paris Red Carpet lipstick).
Her hair was styled in a jumbo chignon by stylist Jenda Alcorn.
Gomez’s make-up artist, Hung Vanngo, used all Marc Jacobs Beauty products to create this statement look with bright red lips and liner flicks.
Her modern French twist was created by celebrity stylist Marissa Marino.
The actress modelled luminous skin partnered with a pink lip and dramatic liquid liner.
From behind, her sculptural up-do featured a half-ponytail leading into a polished bun.
