Ly Nha Ky is gorgeous in a lavender dress on the Cannes red carpet

On the first day of her appearance at Cannes on May 19 (local time), Ly Nha Ky attended the red carpet at the premiere of the film. Armageddon Time. This is a project produced by Universal, with the participation of prestigious Hollywood stars such as: Anne Hathaway, Cate Blanchett, Robert De Niro, Oscar Isaac… It is known that the work of director James Gray will also compete for the main prize at Cannes this year.

Ly Nha Ky chose an outfit inspired by lavender by designer Do Long. This flower is known as the herbal love, symbolizing fidelity and color. In addition to the meaning in love, purple lavender flowers also symbolize the gentleness and sophistication of a girl and bring luck, peace and harmony to the family.

The design is purple ombre and the shape is spread, reminiscent of the image of stretched lavender fields. The highlight of the outfit is the detail of handmade flowers, combined with interlocking lute feathers to create a feeling of lightness and flight. Ly Nha Ky is like a princess with radiant beauty when appearing on the red carpet.

Purple is also the trend color of 2022. Therefore, when choosing this design for the Cannes red carpet, Ly Nha Ky shared that she wanted to bring a new breeze, a more youthful color in front of the audience. . The beauty confided that she appreciates the efforts of the designer and her partner who made every effort to complete the outfit in time, helping her to shine the most.

As revealed, in order to finish the dress before Ly Nha Ky left to attend Cannes, 3 skilled craftsmen worked for 675 hours. In particular, the most difficult thing is to attach thousands of handmade crystal stones, creating effects when moving. In order to help the overall stand out, Ly Nha Ky cleverly chose a purple jewelry set from Paolo Piovan. This is a long-standing jewelry company in Italy, with valuable accessories such as earrings (49,000 euros), necklaces (37,000 euros) and rings (25,000 euros).

Ly Nha Ky went to France to attend the Cannes Film Festival with 43 suitcases of luggage, which included many different costumes and accessories, to suit each event she attended.