Natalie Portman Wows In A Chic Red Dior Minidress
The Thor star always looks stylish and sophisticated, whether she's owning the red carpet in a daring gown or sharing a chic look with her Instagram followers. This year's Cannes Film Festival was no exception. Natalie appeared at multiple events during the festival. We particularly love the red Dior minidress Natalie wore for the photocall for her new film, May December. Natalie stars alongside fellow ageless actress Julianne Moore.
The Dior ambassador opted for an all-red outfit with the minidress and matching blazer from the fashion house. The dress featured a scoop neckline, a thin belt with a bow that cinched at her waist, and it cut off mid-thigh to show off her toned legs. Natalie chicly styled the blazer over her shoulders. The blazer also had black buttons. She matched the ensemble with a pair of strappy red sandals from Jimmy Choo.
The actress accessorized with her wedding ring (despite her husband's recent affair with a 25-year-old!) and black AHLEM cat-eye sunglasses to pull the whole look together. Natalie parted her brunette lob down the middle and styled it straight with bumped ends. While the shades covered her eye makeup, the glam that we can see was stunning: rosy blush, thick brows, and a light pink lip. She also chose to have a white manicure and red pedicure.
Fan Comments
Natalie shared a post to her Instagram of her time at the photocall with the caption, "It was a dream to make #MayDecember with @juliannemoore, @melton, @corymichaelsmith, and #ToddHaynes and I’m so excited to now share it with you all. @festivaldecannes @mountaina."
The popular Instagram account Check the Tag, which identifies celebrity fashion looks, also shared her Cannes ensemble to social media. Natalie's fans praised the star's outfits in the comments. "I love this look! Love, love, love," one fan wrote, "She is slaying [at] Cannes," another commented, "Every look from her has been perfection," a third person commented with a heart-eyed emoji. "So chic!" a fan raved, while a fifth wrote, "Everything about this just works." We agree!