"I won the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival," Demi Moore, dominating with a 226-carat diamond necklace and a polka-dot dress

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As the 79th Cannes International Film Festival opened on the 12th (local time) in the southern French coastal city of Cannes, actress Demi Moore (63), serving as a jury member, captured all the fashion headlines with two contrasting looks in a single day.

During the jury photocall held during the day, Moore chose a strapless dress from the Jacquemus 2026 Fall Collection, a French luxury brand. The dress, with a cream base covered in colorful red, blue, yellow, and black polka dots, featured a striking three-dimensional 3D effect as its highlight.

Dots on the dress surface created an illusion as if they were actually popping out, resembling bursting pieces of colored paper, while a fishtail-style skirt added elegance to the silhouette. She paired it with a Valérie mini bag in the same polka-dot pattern, white cat-eye sunglasses, and blue sapphire earrings, perfectly complementing the sunny beach atmosphere of Cannes.

Stylist Brad Goreski posted the day's look on Instagram, describing it as "Look 1," raising expectations for Moore's fashion moves throughout the Cannes Film Festival.

At the evening film festival opening ceremony, Moore appeared with a completely different look. She changed into an all-white column sequin dress by Jacquemus, sweeping a dramatic train as she dominated the red carpet. This was a classic evening dress, 180 degrees different from the lively polka-dot dress worn during the day.

She completed the perfect Cannes night by adding a necklace from the Chopard High Jewelry collection, set with 226-carat or more diamonds on 18-carat white gold. Matching sequin heels and a pochette all from Jacquemus also drew attention.

Director Park Chan-wook, who served as Shim Sa-wi (Director), revealed his elegant presence by pairing a Saint Laurent double-breasted tuxedo jacket with a silk satin bow tie at the historic occasion of becoming the first Korean to reach the Cannes competition section Shim Sa-wi (Director).

This year's jury consists of nine members, including Moore, Park Chan-wook, Ruth Negga, Chloe Zhao, and Stellan Skarsgård, and will decide the winners in each category, including the Palme d'Or, until the 23rd.

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