Cannes Festival 2024 in broad daylight: the best celebrity fashion

As usual, the red carpets at Cannes 2024 are spectacular, but the stars also shine during the day, with more informal but equally spectacular looks. See, for example, this look from Jil Sander's fall 2024 collection worn by Anya Taylor-Joy.

The president of the jury is a fantastic ambassador of the Festival, here she is not only wearing her usual smile but she did model this Maison Margiela from John Galliano's spring 2024 collection for the firm. Youthful, casual, and very flattering.

The film legend is having a great time in Cannes, and one of the reasons is the looks that her stylist, Micaela Erlanger, has prepared for her, like this spectacular white tailored suit with a blue striped shirt, accompanied by stilettos, hat, and glasses. A very complete look designed by Michael Kors.

The simplicity of a blazer combined with navy capri pants and how the combination of this Louis Vuitton look with Léa Seydoux is perfect.

Could we be talking about the best look of Cannes 2024? If not, it will be close. This gown from the Spring 2024 collection is signed by Paul Smith and elevated to jewel by actress Emmanuelle Béart, who brings spectacular looks but, above all, charisma.

The French actress has been seen in Cannes with excellent designs by Vivienne Westwood or Balmain on the red carpet, but for the day-to-day life of the festival, Eva Green opts for the comfort of casual: black printed t-shirt, jeans, and glasses. And yes, it looks wonderful.

The look of a suit with an open jacket and a plain t-shirt underneath was popularized by Don Johnson in the 1980s. More than 40 years later, Tom Burke shows that this fashion is still in force, although, yes, rolling up the sleeves remained a thing of the past 90.

One of the great protagonists in Cannes, not only because of the good reception of 'Furiosa', but for recovering the glamor of the great stars of Old Hollywood, with looks like this beautifully draped dress from Atlein Paris, accompanied by a wide-brimmed hat from Jacquemus.

In case anyone doesn't believe it, Eva Green repeats the look of flared denim pants and t-shirt, this time white with a print, although now she accompanies it with an XL blazer that looks great on her. The question is, why does she look so much like Angelina Jolie in this photo?

Sometimes less is more and Barry Keoghan and Franz Rogowski are proof of that. They are two stars in Cannes, as two friends could be having a drink in the middle of the afternoon in a Dublin pub in the 90s. Their look could not be more successful, simple, and efficient. And yes, the pinstripe is back and the basic white t-shirt has never stopped doing so.

Always immaculate, accompanied by his inseparable hat and his eternal glasses, Giancarlo Esposito opted for the color of the season in the men's section, blue, and he totally nailed his look.

A white shirt dress is always a hit for daytime looks in Cannes and Lily Gladstone looked wonderful in this Gucci look.

And if it's time to show off the cameras first at mid-morning, Eva Green is clear: everything in black and, in this case, an original design by Vivienne Westwood that helps her maintain that halo of hypnotic mystery as an attractive villain that she will always have.

Xavier Dolan's Versace look in Cannes couldn't be more Versace.

When the event is indoors, Meryl Streep wears a comfortable and functional look, like this XL shirt with prints, her usual glasses, and the cell phone in her hand that makes it clear that she can relax until the red carpet arrives.

This Miu Miu look by Juliette Binoche seems like a tribute to the railroad workers of the 60s. Flattering, different, and very fun. Absolute success.

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