All The Bridal Approved Looks We Spotted at Cannes Film Festival
The red carpet at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival dazzled with bridal-inspired fashion, as celebrities from across the globe embraced white gowns, ethereal fabrics, and romantic silhouettes.
From flowing lace trains to modern, minimalist cuts, these ensembles didn’t just captivate photographers—they also offered stunning bridal style inspiration. This year’s Cannes wasn't just about cinema; it was a fashion dreamscape for brides-to-be.
Middle Eastern stars in particular made powerful fashion statements in ivory and white, reaffirming their place among the global style elite. Nadine Nassib Njeim, Tala Al Akeel, and Mai Omar were just a few who turned heads with their runway-worthy looks that could easily be reimagined down the aisle. Their appearances blended cultural grace with couture-level glamor, offering a unique lens on modern bridal aesthetics.
Nadine Njeim in Tamara Ralph
Lebanese actress Nadine Nassib Njeim stunned in a structured white gown that radiated both power and poise, designed by Tamara Ralph.
The actress and entrepreneur was elegant in a white heavy satin bustier with draped crepe cady skirt, embellished with a crystal mother of pearl and iris floral detail and crystal embroidery.
With a sleek silhouette, soft draping, and minimalist styling, her look was a lesson in effortless elegance. Nadine's glowing skin, paired with soft glam makeup and a slicked hairstyle, completed the look, making her one of the evening’s most talked-about style icons.
Tala Al Akeel in Kristie Romanos
Tala Al Akeel, who embraced the red carpet in a couture creation by Kristie Romanos.
For over 40 years, Esposa Group has been at the heart of bridal and evening couture in Lebanon, Dubai, and most recently Riyadh, representing world-renowned designers such as Monique Lhuillier, Viktor & Rolf, and Vera Wang. At the core of this legacy stands their very own brand, Kristie Romanos, a distinctive voice in modern couture that continues to redefine elegance on a global stage.
Kristie Romanos's presence at Cannes captured the attention of both international media and fashion critics, solidifying her position as a rising force in high fashion. Her signature craftsmanship, bold elegance, and couture artistry brought a fresh and captivating energy to the event.
Tala Al Akeel's look was effortlessly blended, featuring a structured yet soft design with an off-shoulder neckline and voluminous, folded sleeves that framed a sculpted bodice. A flowing skirt with a dramatic train and a sheer geometric embroidered panel added contrast and dimension, showcasing Romanos’ mastery in balancing bold couture detailing with refined minimalism. Tala’s ensemble echoed a modern take on timeless grace, striking, elegant, and exceptional couture.
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Mai Omar in Rami Kadi
Egyptian actress Mai Omar graced the Cannes red carpet in a whisper-white satin off-shoulder custom-made gown by Rami Kadi Couture. The sculpted silhouette was elevated by a dramatic draped overskirt, exquisitely embroidered with delicate feathers that shimmered with every step. The design struck a flawless balance between softness and structure, offering a show-stopping bridal vision that felt both regal and modern.
Francesca Sofia Novello in Rami Kadi
Italian model and television personality Francesca Sofia Novello, wife of renowned race car driver Valentino Rossi, brought celestial elegance to the Cannes red carpet at the premiere of Highest 2 Lowest.
She wore an off-white ensemble from Rami Kadi’s debut bridal ready-to-wear collection, “Unveiled.” The look featured a sequined asymmetric bodice paired with a sleek crepe skirt and a flowing cape, embodying the collection’s lunar-inspired aesthetic.
This ensemble beautifully merged bridal sophistication with red carpet glamour, highlighting Francesca's refined style and the designer's innovative approach to modern bridal fashion.
