Ly Nha Ky returns to “Cannes Film Festival” after 2 years of absence

The actress will return to the red carpet of the world famous film awards ceremony in May.

Ly Nha Ky participated in 5 seasons Cannes Film Festival. Especially, Ly Nha Ky is the only Vietnamese artist officially named on the Cannes website alongside 300 world stars. She is also the first Asian artist to be honored with the image of a young artist on the 70th anniversary Cannes Film Festival and was photographed on the red carpet avenue.

Ly Nha Ky shines many times on the red carpet of Cannes Film Festival

Due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, Cannes Film Festival 2020 cannot organize. In 2021, Ly Nha Ky refused to participate even though the Organizing Committee sent an invitation because the epidemic situation in the country was not under control and many people’s lives were affected.

“I feel like I can’t be selfish, dress happily there without sharing with the difficulties in the country. I think if I can’t go to Cannes this year, I’ll go next year and go with a happier mood. At this time, I just hope that the country and people of Vietnam can overcome difficulties and return to normal life soon.” Ly Nha Ky shared.

The actress is currently preparing a dress to return to the red carpet of the Cannes Film Festival

Currently, the Honorary Consulate of Romania in Ho Chi Minh City is in the process of preparing a dress to shine on the red carpet. In the most recent period, she revealed that all the costumes on the red carpet are the creations of domestic designers, many of which are inspired by images and traditional Vietnamese costumes – this is also the way for her to honor the culture and traditions of her homeland.

The actress herself “Kieu and the giants” once admitted: “In the hundreds and thousands of people who come to Cannes, there may be people who don’t understand each other’s language, but fashion is the common language on the red carpet. You only have 3 minutes on the red carpet, you can’t introduce yourself. everything about yourself, but the clothes you wear tell people who you are, what you do, most importantly, what your cultural background is.”