Heidi Klum Turns Heads at Cannes in a Plunging, Sequin-Studded Gown

 

Heidi Klum stole the show on day two at the Cannes Film Festival, gracing the premiere of Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning in a plunging, sequined dress. The supermodel carried on her trail of bold fashion following already wowing everyone the day before in a show-stopping Elie Saab couture gown featuring an elaborate train. She was accompanied by her husband, musician Tom Kaulitz, on the red carpet.

Heidi Klum has made yet another bold appearance with show-stopping purple frocks which performed remarkably well on the red carpets. Previously, she was on showcased during the Cannes Film Festival and now her stunning dress will be showcased on Project Runway Ath older smiling version of EVT, which was a golden purple frock that shone beautifully during the premiere of Mission Impossible - The Final Reckoning.

The supermodel stunned in a figure-hugging gown featuring a subtle train that added to her head-to-toe sparkle. She was accompanied at the premiere by her husband, musician Tom Kaulitz.

Heidi Klum’s striking ensemble was the perfect sequel to her headline-making debut look at the festival—a floral Elie Saab couture gown with a dramatic train that appeared to defy newly implemented dress code guidelines.

According to an updated charter from organizers, “Voluminous outfits—particularly those with large trains—that disrupt guest flow or complicate theater seating are not permitted. Festival staff will be required to deny red carpet access to anyone who does not comply with these rules.”

Klum isn’t alone in subtly pushing back against the new dress code. Fellow Cannes attendee Halle Berry recently shared that she had to swap her original outfit to comply with the updated regulations.

“I had an amazing dress by Gupta that I cannot wear tonight because it has too big of a train,” Berry told reporters at the opening night gala. “I’m not going to break the rules.”