Cannes 2019: Huma Qureshi Steps out in a Black Blazer Dress
Huma Qureshi is in France attending the Cannes Film Festival
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Adding to the host of familiar Indian faces at the 72nd Cannes International Film Festival 2019 is actor Huma Qureshi. The Badlapur actor arrived in the French Riviera on 17 May and her first look of the day was breathtaking. She stepped out in an alluring shiny black blazer dress by Balmain. She paired it up with golden Stella McCartney shoes that completed the attire perfectly. Her hair and makeup was done by Shaan Muttathil and styled by Ayesha Nigam, Shaurya Athley, and Pankhuri Singh.
“Day 1 - Indoors or Outdoors nothing beats a classic blazer !!”, she wrote on Instagram.
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Along with Priyanka Chopra, Nick Jonas, and Kangana Ranaut, Huma too attended the Cannes Chopard party in a subtle red Nauman Piyarji gown with a blazer top and Sophia Webster shoes.
“Love. That’s all that matters. “, she captioned her Instagram photos.
After last year’s striking pant-suit attire, Huma Qureshi is attending Cannes Film Festival for the second time as a part of a brand association with Grey Goose. She will also be a part of the India Pavilion on 18 May. Huma Qureshi will next be seen in a Netflix original series Leila, based on Prayaag Akbar’s novel of the same name. The series follows Shalini, played by Huma Qureshi, who must brave several obstacles on her quest to find her daughter who is taken away from her as a child.
Other celebrities who have already made their appearances at the Cannes red carpet include Priyanka Chopra, Hina Khan, Deepika Padukone, Kangana Ranaut, and Nick Jonas.
The 12-day extravaganza held by the French Riviera is one of the mot glamorous events of the year as celebrities from all over the world make their presence felt on the red carpet in their most fabulous outfits. This year, AR Rahman is also present at the event. He is there to promote his film Le Musk through a unique sensory experience.
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