Michael Jackson's Daughter Paris's Glamorous Cannes 2025 Look Is Giving Vintage Vibes
Michael Jackson's daughter, Paris Jackson, is the talk of the town when it comes to the Cannes red carpet, and we're obsessed. At the 78th annual Cannes Film Festival on May 23, Paris arrived in an Old Hollywood-inspired look that has brought fans to their knees. For the Honey Don't! red carpet, Paris turned heads, and reminded everyone that she's a modern-day fashion icon.
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For the rare red carpet moment, Paris wowed in a sparkling, high-slit brown gown from Vivienne Westwood. We see so many of her gorgeous tattoos on display as she dons pointed brown heels and a matching pair of gloves. Along with that, she paired the look with crystal-clad jewels, delicate rings, as well as a bronzed eye-makeup look that brought out her blue eyes and platinum blonde locks.
Truly, this is one of her best looks to date, and the rare moment may show a new change to her usual red carpet style.
Along with being a talented actress and singer, the fashion icon has stayed true to herself over the years. She previously told LVR about her eclectic personal style, saying, 'I have had the same style since high school: a combination of Sixties, Seventies, and Nineties.'
And in another previous interview, she talked about how doing herself up with has become a simple act of self-love.
'Recently, I've learned how to cope with it all by practicing self-love and affirmations and diving deeper into my spiritual life,' she said. 'It wasn't until the last couple of years that I've started feeling really good about myself and my body, and feeling comfortable and everything. Those moments of self-love aren't 24/7, but the bad moments are fewer and further between.'
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