Diane Kruger’s transparent dress is a Cannes fault

Diane Kruger managed to escape the anger of the new Cannes dress code Thursday, going out at the festival in a transparent dress that has not broken her anti-nudity rule.

The German actress attended the premiere of the French film Case 137 In a Prada dress with blue glitter with a matching shawl in the ground. Kruger’s look has merged the siren trend with old Hollywood glamor. Hoops encrusted with diamonds and a matching chain link bracelet completed its whole.

Kruger’s blond braids were smoothed back and wearing finger waves fixed by a satin turban. Its makeup, meanwhile, consisted of tin eyeshadows and mauve lips.

The Cannes Charter has been updated with the following language on Monday: “For reasons of decency, nudity is prohibited on the red carpet, as well as in any other field of the festival. Volumenous outfits, in particular those which have a large train, which hinder the appropriate flow of customers and complicate seats in the theater are not authorized,” he said. “The festival welcoming the teams will be forced to prohibit access to the red carpet to anyone who does not respect these rules.”

In previous years, stars such as Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner and Ashley Graham barely favored fabrics and massive trains at the one -week festival, which officially started on Tuesday.

Halle Berry was one of the first victims of the dress code. She had to abandon a Gaurav Gupta number for the festival opening evening because she had “too big train,” she revealed to journalists in a photocall earlier this week. “I’m not going to break the rules,” she added. “The part of nudity is also probably a good rule.”

Instead, Berry opted for a sleeveless jacquemus dress printed with black and white stripes. The high neck dress also included an unexpected detail of the rear.