Bella Hadid Channels '60S Glam In Daring Cannes Look

Bella Hadid Steals the Show at Cannes

Bella Hadid made waves at the Cannes Film Festival, dazzling onlookers with her impeccable style. The model and actress has been soaking up the sun by day on a luxurious yacht with friends and gracing the glamorous premieres by night. Her latest red carpet look was a show-stopping nod to '60s fashion icon Jane Birkin.

“Bella Hadid delivered one of the best looks at this year's Cannes Film Festival red carpet.”

Hadid attended the premiere of "De Gaulle: Tilting Iron" on Wednesday, donning a breathtaking Schiaparelli gown that paid tribute to the legendary Jane Birkin. The custom white dress featured a daring plunging neckline that reached Hadid's belly button, highlighting her stunning hourglass figure. Styled by Mimi Cuttrell, Hadid's look was completed with a chic tight bun and elegant jewelry.

Throwback to Jane Birkin's Iconic Style

The fashion-forward gown was a homage to Jane Birkin's unforgettable Emilio Pucci dress, famously worn at the 1969 Union of the Artists Gala in Paris. Birkin's accidental backward dress-wearing resulted in a bold, plunging look that became synonymous with her relaxed yet captivating fashion sense. Although Birkin passed away in 2023 at 76, her influence continues to resonate, from the Cannes red carpet to the coveted Hermès Birkin bag.

Yoga on the High Seas

When not lighting up the red carpet, Hadid was spotted enjoying some downtime aboard a yacht in Cannes. Paparazzi captured her in a stunning golden bikini, snapping selfies and striking yoga poses with her friends. One shot caught Hadid holding her hips as she stretched her legs above her head, showcasing her flexibility and fitness.

The yacht escapades didn't end there – Hadid and a friend were also seen holding hands as they leaped into the sparkling waters below. This year's Cannes Film Festival has cemented Hadid's status as a red carpet icon, known for her fearless fashion choices that honor classic French style while setting new trends.