From flower crowns to monochrome gowns: Here are red carpet hits and misses from Cannes Day 2
The red carpet hits and misses on Day 2 of the Cannes Film Festival, 2015.
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Monochrome dresses were popular with the cast of Our Little Sister as actors Kaho, Haruka Ayase, Suzu Hirose, Masami Nagasawa sashayed down in style with director Hirokazu Kore-Eda at their film's screening. Image Courtesy: AP
While black gowns may be a red carpet staple, Jane Seymour's boring mermaid-style outfit should not have made the cut for Cannes. Image Courtesy: AP
Naomi Watts proved that black can be beautiful even when its simple as she stood out on the red carpet in her classic lace number. Image Courtesy: AP
Actress Fan Bing Bing made a strong statement with her quirky flower-embellished ensemble. The flowing powder-blue gown complete with a matching flowery headgear was like a breath of fresh on the red carpet. Image Courtesy: AP
Veteran actress Julianne Moore was not a pleasant sight in her drab velvet gown in maroon that looked like upholstery or a darker extension of the red carpet. Image Courtesy: AP
Actress Michelle Rodriguez was a photographer's delight rocking a sheer gown with shining black embellishment. Image Courtesy: AP
Mad Max: Fury Road star Charlize Theron cut a pretty picture in a sunshine yellow gown at the screening of her movie along with director George Miller, , Nicholas Hoult, Zoe Kravitz and producer Doug Mitchell. Image Courtesy: AP
Salma Hayek showed that even a face as beautiful as hers cannot compensate for an ugly dress. Her layered black gown, covered with gold-disk like work, with a frilly lower half was a sore sight on the red carpet at the screening of film Tale of Tales. Image Courtesy: AP