Virginie Efira resplendent in Cannes: the mistress of ceremonies shines with a thousand lights in a dress set with rhinestones

An evening full of emotions! After two years disrupted by the health crisis, the Cannes Film Festival returned with great fanfare on Tuesday May 17, 2022. Mistress of ceremonies for this edition, Virginie Efira appeared in a magnificent silver tight dress signed Yves Saint Laurent. Split to the top of the thigh of the actress, this one, revealed the open silver sandals that she wore for the occasion. To perfect her look, the pretty blonde opted for a light wave, as well as natural makeup. A few days earlier, the star had made some secrets about her outfit. In the Sunday newspapershe said:I will be in a Saint Laurent dress. It’s structured, not too much frills. It’s very French, even if the creator is Belgian. Anthony Vaccarello and I were, moreover, in the same school in Brussels.“

Accustomed to red carpets, Virginie Efira however, is not a fan of the exercise. During this interview, she had indeed confided:I have a hard time with people who talk about it as an incredible moment in life: ‘I really enjoyed my red carpet…’ We just climb stairs under the eye of the photographers. Maybe it’s because I always step aside when there’s something sacred. Where I came from, Cannes, it was Hollywood, a temple. From the moment we are there, we can no longer value it in the same way, otherwise we become crazy or narcissistic.“

This advice that Doria Tillier gave to Virginie Efira

Monday, May 16, 2022, in an interview granted to nice morning, the actress revealed that he reached out to last year’s emcee. “I called Doria Tillier, who is a friend. ‘The important thing is to say what you want to say,’ she told me. Well, I don’t want to say anything! I especially think that it should be very short, so as not to be embarrassing for everyone. And transform this ceremonial into something that conveys pleasure, and seems a bit essential to us“, she let go.

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