From Thai superstars Becky, Faye and Engfa to style icons Elle Fanning and Alia Bhatt—all the best-dressed stars at the 2025 Festival de Cannes.
Every May, the coastal city of Cannes welcomes the international community to celebrate and promote the development of cinema worldwide. Screening the newest film masterpieces and shedding light on global productions, the event is also a backdrop for fashion statements. What better stage for style displays than the iconic stairs at La Croisette?
With international stars touching down in the city for the premieres of highly anticipated films such as The Phoenician Scheme and Eddington, stunning fashion was to be expected. Add the slew of organizations and brands hosting high-profile parties during the festival and the outcome was a 24/7 style parade.
Between red carpets, photocalls and after parties, it wasn’t easy to keep up with the best style moments. If you missed any, No Manners brings you the ultimate Cannes Film Festival fashion recap.
Scroll down to see, in no particular order, the best-dressed stars during the 2025 Festival de Cannes’ two-week run.
Zhou Ye
Who: Chinese actor Zhou Ye, best recognized for her role as Jin Lan in Better Days, and productions such as Everyone Loves Me and Moments We Shared. She is also a Dior front-row regular.
In this list for: sporting the most spectacular pearl necklace and structural (Alexis Mabille) dress to the screening of The Phoenician Scheme.
Find her at yeahzhoou
Zhang Linghe
Who: Chinese actor Zhang Linghe, known for his onscreen roles in Story of Kunning Palace, My Journey to You and, most recently, The Best Thing. He’s a Chopard and Gucci brand ambassador.
In this list for: his dapper but youthful take on red carpet fashion and for wearing what’s arguably the best velvet suit at this year’s festival.
Find him at zhanglinghe__1230
Zarina Yeva
Who: Kazakh actor and model Zarina Yeva, recognized worldwide for her strong social media presence and fashion activities.
In this list for: bringing impactful couture to the Cannes red carpets, from a mermaid dress by Malaysian brand Maison Rizman Ruzaini to a fantasy gown by Celia Kritharioti.
Find her at zarinayeva
Yseult
Who: French singer and model Yseult. You probably know her for the multilingual hit “Alibi,” with Sevdaliza and Pabllo Vittar. Or maybe, you saw her fronting campaigns for Alexander McQueen and walking the Balenciaga runway.
In this list for: stepping out in La Croisette, dressed in a Givenchy gown inspired by Audrey Hepburn’s pink look in Funny Face.
Find her at yseult
Yō Yoshida
Who: Award-winning Japanese actor Yō Yoshida, popular for starring in the Otoko wa Tsurai yo (It’s Tough Being a Man) film saga. The star attended the festival as part of Kei Ishikawa’s film cast. Titled A Pale View of Hills, the film competed in the festival’s parallel selection, Un Certain Regard.
In this list for: embracing Japanese culture with a set of breathtaking kimonos—her pictures at the A Pale View of Hills photocall even made it to the front page of newspapers.
Find her at yoshidayoh_official
Yasmine Sabri
Who: Egyptian actor and model, best known for her successful career, which spans television and film, including the box office success El Diesel.
In this list for: bringing color to the Cannes red carpet and sporting the most jaw-dropping Chopard jewelry.
Find her at yasmine_sabri
Tilya Damla Sönmez
Who: Turkish actor Tilya Damla Sönmez. Throughout her career, the star has participated in and received awards at various prestigious film festivals. She is also a member of the European Film Academy. The TV series Kötü Kan and the film Seni Bıraktığım Yerdeyim (Right Where I Left You) are among her most recent works.
In this list for: her elevated yet effortless take on couture, courtesy of Dubai-based designer Seren Miran.
Find her at iamdamlasonmez
Sope Dirisu
Who: English actor Sope Dirisu, recognized for his roles in television series such as Netflix’s Gangs of London and Amazon Prime’s Mr. Malcolm’s List. The star made history at Cannes, attending with the cast of My Father’s Shadow—Nigeria’s first film showing in the festival’s official selection.
In this list for: proving that menswear isn’t limited to boring suits and supporting Nigerian fashion with his photocall look—he wore a look by the Lagos-based Sisiano.
Find him at sopedirisu
Simone Ashley
Who: British actor Simone Ashley, who shot to international acclaim with her role as Kate Sharma in Netflix’s Bridgerton. She is also a regular at fashion events worldwide and recently starred in the romantic comedy, Picture This.
In this list for: her angelic (literally) look on The Mastermind red carpet. The actor made her montée des marches in a Vivienne Westwood dress featuring a winged neckline and hoop skirt.
Find her at simoneashley
Shuzo Ohira
Who: Japanese content creator Shuzo Ohira, well known for his social media endeavours, front row appearances at international Fashion Weeks and budding entertainment career.
In this list for: updating a three-piece suit by fashion designer Tae Ashida with a slew of metallic brooches and jewelry by Boucheron.
Find him at shuzo___3120
Rihanna
Who: Barbadian pop sensation Rihanna, globally acclaimed for her long list of musical accolades, spectacular fashion sense and entrepreneurial spirit.
In this list for: offering the boldest maternity fashion and best take on cut-out dresses.
Find her at badgalriri
Renate Reinsve
Who: Norwegian actor Renate Reinsve. She has previously won the award for Best Actress at the Cannes Film Festival. This year, Reinsve returned as part of the Affeksjonsverdi (Sentimental Value) cast. The film, directed by Joachim Trier, took home the Grand Prix.
In this list for: approaching festival fashion in an almost offhanded, yet absolutely stylish way.
Find her at renatereinsve
Razane Jammal
Who: British-Lebanese actor Razane Jammal, famous for her roles in television series such as Al-Thaman and Paranormal —Netflix’s first original Egyptian Arabic-language series.
In this list for: making a solid case for the column dress on the Two Prosecutors red carpet and the Red Sea Film Foundation’s “Women In Cinema” Gala.
Find her at razanejammal
Pritika Swarup
Who: Indian-American entrepreneur Pritika Swarup, Fashion Week fixture and founder of the beauty brand Prakti.
In this list for: putting a tasteful display of brands such as Sabina Bilenko and Rasario, as she stepped out to attend premieres and galas.
Find her at pritikaswarup
Pom Klementieff
Who: Canadian actor Pom Klementieff, globally recognized for playing Mantis in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The star attended the festival to promote Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, where she plays the role of Paris.
In this list for: her slightly avant-garde spin on red carpet style and gorgeous hairstyling.
Find her at pom.klementieff
Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu
Who: Emily in Paris star and Pomellato brand ambassador, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu. The French-Italian actor is a regular at major fashion and entertainment events.
In this list for: slaying the strapless dress game at this year’s festival.
Find her at philippineleroybeaulieu
Pedro Pascal
Who: Chilean-American actor Pedro Pascal, also known as one of the most popular internet boyfriends. He also happens to be the star of Ari Aster’s film Eddington, presented at this year’s festival in competition.
In this list for: sending the internet into a frenzy with his sleeveless look at the Eddington photocall and flexing—no pun intended—his fashion adroitness in a modern Dior suit.
Find him at pascalispunk
Nychaa (Nuttanicha Dungwattanawanich)
Who: Thai star Nychaa, whose work includes Game Prattana, Devil in Law and My Secret Zone. The actor attended the event as one of L’Oréal’s VIP guests.
In this list for: mixing feminine charm and effortless energy in a stylish wardrobe that spanned hot pants accessorized with raffia bags, bodycon dresses and caped gowns.
Find her at nychaa
Natalie Portman
Who: Award-winning actor and Dior ambassador Natalie Portman. The star made her return to Cannes to attend the screening of the animated film Arco, which she produced. She was also a guest at the Eddington premiere.
In this list for: pulling off yet another fantastic archival fashion moment, reviving the Dior Mexico gown, first designed in 1951. Portman also delivered a Black Swan-reminiscent moment at the Arco photocall.
Find her at natalieportman
Nadine Nassib Njeim – Lebanese actor
Who: Lebanese actor and Miss Lebanon 2004 Nadine Nassib Njeim. Formerly recognized as a beauty queen, the star has forged a career in acting through productions such as Al Hayba, Salon Zahra, Wa Akheeran and What If
In this list for: rocking black and white like no other, with richly embroidered gowns by Tamara Ralph and Nicolas Jebran.
Find her at nadine.nassib.njeim
Mina
Who: Japanese singer Mina, member of the K-pop sensation TWICE and Boucheron brand ambassador.
In this list for: rocking some of Boucheron’s most gorgeous high-jewelry creations with poise and grace. She also proved her ability to embrace different styles, opting for a black gown for the red carpet and a contrasting white look to attend Kering’s “Women In Motion” Gala.
Find her at mina_sr_my
Mariska Hargitay
Who: The Law & Order: Special Victims Unit star Mariska Hargitay. The television icon made her Cannes directorial debut with the documentary, My Mom Jayne, which pays tribute to her mother, Hollywood legend Jayne Mansfield. Hargitay was also a VIP at various red carpets and galas.
In this list for: one of her best fashion runs to date. Throughout the festival, the star showcased her versatility with a wardrobe spanning polka dot jumpsuits, couture gowns and fabulous jewels. It’s probably the most fashion-savvy we’ve seen her. Mother!
Find her at therealmariskahargitay
Marina Ruy Barbosa
Who: Brazilian actor Marina Ruy Barbosa. The star boasts more than 20 television credits under her belt and is widely recognized for her great style.
In this list for: reinventing herself and delivering fashion statements in every appearance. She even dyed her hair mid-festival.
Find her at marinaruybarbosa
Hande Erçel
Who: Dizi queen and style icon Hande Erçel. The actor is universally recognized for starring in series such as Aşk Laftan Anlamaz and Love is in the air. Later this year, Erçel is set to star in Disney Plus’ Aşkı Hatırla.
In this list for: flawlessly moving between trends, styles and brands, as she represented the jewelry brand Pomellato on the red carpet. Bonus points for always having the glam and hairstyle to match the occasion.
Find her at handemiyy
Faye (Peraya Malisorn) – Thai actor
Who: Former beauty queen, Peraya Malisorn (best known as Faye), is a rising name in the Thai acting industry. She has earned popularity through roles in The Tale of Skyward Sword and Blank The Series.
In this list for: making a case for the metallic dress at the amFAR gala and serving contrasting visuals in a Giambattista Valli gown at the screening of The History of Sound.
Find her at @faye_malisorn
Engfa Waraha
Who: Thai singer and rising actor Engfa Waraha. The star’s popularity has been on the rise thanks to her roles in Bangkok Blossom and Petrichor the Series. The star was honored at the Red Sea Film Festival’s “Women in Cinema” Gala.
In this list for: rocking looks that exemplified her wide fashion range, including suits, classy knit dresses and corseted gowns.
Find her at fa_engfa8
Elle Fanning
Who: Actor, former Cannes jury member and all-around style icon, Elle Fanning, who attended this year’s festival as part of the Sentimental Value cast.
In this list for: being the undisputed queen of Cannes style and channeling the French Riviera spirit faultlessly. Whether she stepped out for a casual stroll down La Croisette or made her montée des marches at Palais des Festivals, Fanning knew exactly how to bring out the best of her style repertoire, from custom Coach dresses and simple T-shirts to avant-garde Givenchy suits and richly embroidered gowns. Queen!
Find her at ellefanning
Davika Hoorne
Who: Thai actor Davika Hoorne, who made her Cannes debut alongside the cast of A Useful Ghost, premiering in the Critics’ Week lineup. Davika is a Gucci brand ambassador and consummate style icon.
In this list for: pulling off the divisive feather boa on the red carpet. Bonus points for donning the sheer dress trend without breaking the festival’s new rules.
Find her at davikah
Bella Hadid
Who: Palestinian-American model Bella Hadid, who is a well-known fixture at the film festival every year.
In this list for: her sleek and sultry style, which she paired with a blond hair debut.
Find her at bellahadid
Becky (Rebecca Patricia Armstrong)
Who: Rebecca Patricia Armstrong. The Thai actor is considered a pioneer in the GL drama genre and is currently one of Thailand’s most prominent figures in fashion and entertainment. Becky, as she is affectionately called, is a Chanel and L’Oréal brand ambassador and attended the film festival for a second year in a row.
In this list for: her summer-ready take on festival fashion and her style lessons on how to take monochrome looks to the next level.
Find her at beccca
Araya Alberta Hargate
Who: Fashion darling Araya Alberta Hargate, one of Thailand’s most successful stars. Over the years, the actor has paved the way for more Thai international representation with her presence at major film festivals and fashion events. She’s a longtime Cannes attendant—back in 2017, she even walked the red carpet pregnant.
In this list for: being willing to experiment and have fun with fashion. The star sported the most varied outfits, including sheer dresses, bodycon gowns and structural pieces that stole the spotlight every time.
Find her at chomismaterialgirl
Alia Bhatt
Who: Bollywood superstar Alia Bhatt, known for her roles in Heart of Stone and Alpha. In 2023, she became Gucci’s first ambassador hailing from India.
In this list for: having one of the best red carpet debuts in Cannes’ history. The actor made a showstopping appearance at the screening of The Mastermind. Most notably, Bhatt made headlines for sporting a lehenga choli-inspired set at the festival’s closing ceremony.
Find her at aliaabhatt
