Hyderabad: Bollywood actors Diana Penty and Surveen Chawla mark their second visit to the prestigious Cannes Film Festival 2023. Diana made her Cannes debut in 2019 while Surveen in 2013. Diana Penty shared her Cannes look on Instagram on Saturday and this time she kept her style statement 'glittery' yet classy.
The Cocktail actor chose a two-piece outfit from the shelves of designer duo Falguni Shane Peacock. The designer outfit had precious jewels all over it. Diana sported washboard abs with a fitted crop top. She kept her long hair loose and opted for dewy makeup. Standing against the blue railings, Diana showcased her dress from different angles in the special photoshoot.
She captioned the post, "All that glitters... #Cannes2023." Fans seem to love Diana's look. "You are looking so beautiful", wrote one, while many of them posted red heart emojis on Diana's post. Excited about her Cannes appearance, Diana, representing Grey Goose at the 76th edition, said, "India has seen great recognition and appreciation at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival in recent years. I am excited to be a part of the event again this year. I look forward to celebrating the experience."
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Meanwhile, Surveen, who is all set hit the Cannes red carpet anytime soon, said, "I am excited to be returning to the prestigious Cannes Film Festival for the second time! Cannes holds a special place in my heart, and it is an incredible honour to be a part of this iconic red carpet. I've been fortunate enough to be attending one of the most prestigious events of the year attended by film enthusiasts, fashion experts, and the biggest names in the entertainment industry. I look forward to showcasing a part of our vibrant culture through a high fashion lens!"
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Cannes Film Festival 2023 started on May 16 and will conclude on May 27. Established in 1946, the festival serves as a platform for filmmakers to showcase their works and compete for prestigious awards, including the Palme d'Or, which is the highest prize awarded at the festival. (With agency inputs)
