100 Dresses We Loved at the 67th Cannes Film Festival
The 67th Cannes Film Festival just wrapped up, and it was the equivalent of 12 days. 12 days of movie premieres, parties, after parties, galas, photo calls, red carpets and more. This can just give you an indication of the number of celebrity looks and dresses that were spotted at the 67th Cannes Film Festival; they were a lot, like a great amount!
(Read more from our Celebrity Style section)
We've
been seeing loads and loads of celebrity looks that we've admired, and
we couldn't help but share with you 100 dresses we loved at the 67th
Cannes Film Festival. From a slew of actresses and models, feast your
eyes on our favorite looks that hit Cannes this year.
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About the Author
Zeina Tawfik You know that little girl in the movie from Despicable Me, IT'S SO FLUFFY; well this is Zeina Tawfik. She is as cute and adorable as the little girl in pink. Her fluffy pink pen with glitter resides next to her for the everyday note taking. You can hear her heels at the end of the hallway as she makes her way to the office door, walking in with a smile and the happiest Good morning! She is quite the risk-taker when it comes to her style, her sparkly leggings, leopard pants and colorful shoes. Zeina Tawfik is all about the mixing and matching! Walking by shops her eye wonders and you'd hear her excitement: Look at this, Oh this is very nice, Oh this would go great with what we saw at the last shop. Her love for Tiffany is also evident, as she is never seen without her Tiffany heart-shaped earrings and bracelet. Zeina's cravings include Coco-Cola, cupcakes and Starbucks Frappuccino. She loves tutus and hates coffee and tea. You can reach her on zeina@fustany.com.
