Cannes Film Festival: How red carpet beauty has evolved over the years

The 72nd Cannes Film Festival is underway in the French Riviera right now, and Instagram is buzzing with hashtags, red carpet photographs and lots of fashion inspiration! What experimental is to the Met Gala, elegance is to the Cannes red carpet and, as we ‘ooo’ and ‘aaah’ at all the glamorous looks that make our way, let’s take a moment to appreciate the evolution of Cannes red carpet beauty as well. On closer inspection, it is revealed that the multiple cat-eyes, bouffants, red pouts, and glowing skin, have been red carpet favourites since 1952! Prepare for a major throwback as we count down to the best beauty looks the Cannes red carpet has seen over the years.

Aarjavee -Inspired to reflect the elements of nature and all the little things in life, Aarjavee is an amalgamation of eclectic and effortless designs made in an unconventional manner. Handcrafted and ethically sourced, each piece of jewellery becomes a part of your identity.
Baka Jewellery -Sustainable methods being ingrained in their processes, Baka Jewellery expresses their contemporary designs with a hint of inspiration from their traditional Indian roots. These dynamic designs keep heritage and modernity alive.

 

Chamar Studios -A design studio making its way with a new recycled substitute for leather, Chamar Studio is breaking boundaries with their work alongside leather cooperatives and artisans by teaching them new techniques with their substitute material. They are handcrafted, cruelty free and timeless.

 

Mero Jewellery -Drawing inspiration from rich heritage and craftsmanship of heirloom pieces, Méro jewellery is aiming to create heartfelt experiences that are based on nostalgia and love for all things traditional.

 

Stem -With the aim to create a conscious lifestyle, Stem celebrates Indian craftsmanship through sustainable, ethical and minimal designs. Their ethical approach in the leather industry has uplifted the longstanding ways of traditional methods.

 

Kira -Kira can be defined by three words - slow, simple and strong. The brand strongly  promotes slow and conscious living with a simple lifestyle. Their designs are raw, fresh, contemporary and experimental that embrace irregularities and uniqueness.

 

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