Even with Cannes Film Festival organizers tightening red carpet rules around nudity and revealing dressing this year, celebrities have continued to challenge the updated dress code. Bella Hadid joined that conversation during the premiere of La Bataille De Gaulle: L’Âge De Fer, arriving in a custom Schiaparelli Haute Couture gown designed by Daniel Roseberry that combined sheer lace detailing with a sculpted silhouette.

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The ivory gown was constructed with Schiaparelli’s signature trompe l’oeil lace embroidery and featured a deep plunging neckline that extended toward the waist through a sharply cut central opening. A black embellishment positioned across the torso connected the front of the dress and referenced the brooch detail worn by Jane Birkin during her 1969 appearance, which served as inspiration for the design. Roseberry reworked the archival reference into a more sculpted version tailored specifically for Hadid.

The fitted gown followed a body-contouring shape before opening into a tiered mermaid-style train at the hem. The sleeves extended fully to the wrists with slight flare detailing at the cuffs, while the back incorporated corset-style lacing.

According to details released by Schiaparelli, the gown required 22,160 hours of embroidery work and involved 130 artisans. The couture house also confirmed that the look was custom made for the model by Daniel Roseberry.

Hadid paired the gown with Chopard diamond jewelry, including drop earrings and a large geometric ring. Her hair was styled into an updo allowing the neckline and structure of the gown to remain the focus. The look was styled by Mimi Cuttrell, who has overseen several of Hadid’s appearances throughout the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.

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Earlier in the day, Hadid wore a pale blue silk Louis Vuitton minidress from Marc Jacobs’ Spring 2003 collection, paired with a sandy beige canvas shoulder bag and tortoiseshell Gucci sunglasses.

Jennifer Lopez was seen in New York City wearing three different outfits in a single day, as she continued promoting her upcoming Netflix film “Office Romance.”

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Her first outfit consisted of a nude beige blazer with a deep plunging neckline by Brunello Cucinelli. The blazer featured two large black buttons and was styled without a top underneath. She paired it with a white fringe skirt with loose fabric detailing and pointed-toe patent leather pumps in a brown shade. Her accessories included rectangular white-framed sunglasses, silver drop earrings, rings, and a crocodile leather handbag in a burgundy shade.

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The second look took a more casual approach. She wore a high-neck sage bomber jacket by Auter, styled with black knee-length capri pants. The jacket had an oversized fit with extended sleeves, covering part of her hands. The actress completed the look with open-toe mule heels, a crocodile skin handbag,  different from the first, and black rectangular sunglasses. She was later seen joining her longtime manager Benny Medina for lunch.

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Her final outfit included another Auter piece, a belted cashmere-silk dress in a light cream tone, paired with transparent heels and the burgundy crocodile bag from her first look. Accessories included silver jewelry and amber tinted sunglasses.

“Office Romance” is a romantic comedy directed by Ol Parker. In the movie, Jennifer Lopez plays Jackie, a strict CEO of a fictional airline who enforces a rule against workplace relationships but later becomes involved with Daniel, a co-worker played by Brett Goldstein. The film also features Betty Gilpin, Amy Sedaris, Tony Hale, Bradley Whitford, and Edward James Olmos, and is set to stream on Netflix from June 5, 2026.