Tilda Swinton shows off her quirky sense of style by covering one eye with a black ribbon to match her edgy jumpsuit as she and Marion Cotillard lead the stars at Chanel dinner
The second day of Cannes is in full swing, as the festival makes its triumphant return after it was cancelled amid the coronavirus pandemic last year.
And Tilda Swinton was sure to turn heads as she and Marion Cotillard led the stars arriving in style at the Chanel dinner in the French city.
The Snowpiercer star, 60, looked quirky in a satin navy dress with semi-sheer sleeves and a studded and ruffled neckline.
Quirky: Tilda Swinton led the stars arriving in style at the Chanel dinner in the French city of Cannes on Wednesday night
The ensemble was tied at the waist with a matching sash, and she mirrored this by wearing a similar strip of fabric across one eye.
She wore her icy blonde locks across her eye-ribbon to add to the look.
Tilda displayed her usual pale visage, adding a pop of colour to her look with red lipstick and a matching manicure.
In attendance: Marion Cotillard looked stunning in a black and white print dress and heels
Chic: The Snowpiercer star, 60, looked quirky in a satin navy dress with semi-sheer sleeves and a studded and ruffled neckline
The ensemble was tied at the waist with a matching sash, and she mirrored this by wearing a similar strip of fabric across one eye
Striking: She wore her icy blonde locks across her eye-ribbon to add to the look
Marion, 45, looked stunning in a black and white print dress and corresponding heels.
She wore a chunky statement necklace around her neck and toted a pink purse as an accessory.
She wore her raven tresses around her features, made-up delicately.
Dinner guests: Tilda displayed her usual pale visage, adding a pop of colour to her look with red lipstick and a matching manicure
Arrival: She wore a chunky statement necklace around her neck and toted a pink purse as an accessory
Yes, she Cannes! She wore her raven tresses around her features, made-up delicately
Marion stars in upcoming musical film Annette directed by Leos Carax, which premiered at Cannes on Tuesday's opening night.
French filmmaker Carax returns with his first feature film since the critically-acclaimed 2012 film Holy Motors for this new musical.
The Sparks Brothers members Ron Mael and Russell Mael write both this original story and the music for the film.