Grace Jones
Dressed in sunglasses and a top that imitates a flower (or an octopus) with straight black pants. A bold and extravagant design for the muse and singer Grace Jones that she wore to the 2001 Cannes Film Festival.
Peace Vega
In 2013, the Spaniard wanted to wear a design by Stepehane Rolland-Nieves Alvarez's headline signature-but she was unable to wear it with style since it is too extravagant and unflattering look.
Natasha Poly
For the model, wearing this Michael Kors in 2015 was a success, but it turned out to be too excessive and golden for a red carpet where glamor should be the basis of any outfit.
Sharon Stone
In 1995, the 'Basic Instinct' actress decided to confuse us with a look made up of a beaded jumpsuit and an open overskirt. A strange Valentino design that does not do justice to Sharon Stone at the Cannes Film Festival.
Eva Longoria
Once again, transparencies play a trick in the 2015 Cannes Film Festival. Eva Longoria wanted to walk the red carpet in a gray look by Gabriela Cadena, which ultimately became her downfall for wanting to be too beautiful.
Elena Lenin
Elena Lenina always surprises us with extravagant looks and impossible hairstyles. In 2018, she wanted to give the public her eccentricity to the full of her with a golden outfit and a hairstyle that reminds us of Marie Antoinette's excessive cut.
Sara Sampaio
Getting a beautiful outfit is complicated since on many occasions celebrities border on vulgarity with their most sensual looks. In 2017, the model Sara Sampaio wore a design full of transparency, signed by Francesco Scognamiglio.
Leah Seydoux
The French actress dressed in a dirndl with this design by Jean Paul Gaultier for the 2010 edition. A look that does not define her silhouette, that of the actress, or the elegance that she usually shows on every red carpet she attends. come.
Laetitia Casta
Christian Dior signed this overloaded look and with too much information for Laetitia Casta for the 2013 Cannes Film Festival. There are times when a simple outfit with a more striking detail as a focal point can be a better option than so much extravagance.
