Farewell to the transparent garment; Hello transparent body! Kate Beckinsale said to shine me and her designer said bet.
Beckinsale attended the red carpet premiere of Aulularia Feu at the Cannes Film Festival in a sheer, long-sleeve gem and shorts. The color can only be described as not revealing every girl’s dream car from the 2000s, with crystal ornaments and spider beads. It reminds me a little of Taylor Swift’s body on the cover of her new Ice Spice collaboration, or the beaded sheer dress Beckinsale wore in March. However, it doesn’t match the level of transparency shown by Irina Shayk, who wore underwear and looked like a fishnet piece and called it a date.
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This is Cannes, baby, you can’t just wear anything shiny. Beckinsale also wore a silk volume skirt tied at the waist, signaling a revival of the Charles James silhouette (not James Charles, as I originally wrote; it’s very different).
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Kate Beckinsale attends the 76th annual Cannes Film Festival at the Palais de Festis on May 24, 2023.
Kate Beckinsale completed the look with dark nails, platform heels, an updo, and pearl earrings. Super spring.
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The color choice here is just brilliant. The color of the mantle is exactly the opposite, so that it stands out among the lakes, but it is also not light enough to be eye-catching. It could pass for cake.
Frankly, I prefer Kate Beckinsale to look at home. For example, this photo of her, still in her t-shirt and t-shirt, wearing a baby t-shirt and sweatshirt with earrings and diamonds and an emerald necklace, is supposed to be a picture with her cat… who has a hood and a chain. Of course. It is clear.
He’s a cat who even got a full makeover including eyelashes and face jewelry and is clearly more fabulous than you or I could ever be.
So I guess the question is: why aren’t there cats in Cannes clothes? We’ve already been denied Choupette at the Met Gala. Will you go an entire year without a single cat on your blanket?
Article originally published in Glamor US, glamour.com adapted by Paola Juárez.
