Cannes 2025 Gets A Style Upgrade Courtesy Of Amy Jackson
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Amy Jackson turned heads with her appearance at the Cannes red carpet in a vintage piece.
Amy Jackson, known for her roles in Indian films like Madrasapattinam, Singh Is Bliing, Yevadu and Ekk Deewana Tha, recently turned heads with her stunning appearance at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival. The actress, who also made her Hollywood debut with the TV series Supergirl, has long been hailed as a true-blue fashionista. While she dazzled on the red carpet, it was her choice of outfit that sparked speculation about a possible second pregnancy with husband Ed Westwick.
In a post on Reddit, Amy Jackson can be seen looking gorgeous as ever in an off-shoulder polka-dotted dress. Exuding sheer elegance and vintage charm, the ensemble's body-hugging silhouette perfectly accentuated her curves. Attached to voluminous detailing below, the dress provided her utmost comfort while making movements.
Jackson teamed her look with diamond accessories, confirming her elegant fashion choices. It included a sleek necklace, matching earrings, a bracelet and statement rings. For makeup, she opted for a glam foundation base with dollops of highlighter on her cheeks, thin strokes of eyeliner, mascara-laden eyelashes and matte eyeshadow. She also tied her hair in a neatly-combed bun. Finally, while posing for the lens, she looked no less than a fashion queen.
Soon after the pictures surfaced on the discussion platform, her fans lauded the diva's appearance, while a few others joined the dots about the dress' previous history and speculated about her third pregnancy.
One user said, 'She's gorgeous." Meanwhile, someone hilariously said, 'Oh No Amy. I guess she missed the memo. Polka dots are for BEFORE the delivery, not AFTER," hinting at the popular culture of Bollywood actresses stunning in Polka-dotted ensembles just ahead of announcing their pregnancies. In reply, one person said, 'She might be getting ready for another one ;)." FYI: A similar kind of polka-dotted ensemble was earlier worn by Anushka Sharma, Kareena Kapoor Khan and Alia Bhatt, leading social media users to claim that this is a subtle tool for hinting about pregnancies.
Coming to her personal front, Jackson is blessed with two boys – Andreas (born from her ex-partner George Panayiotou) and Oscar Alexander Panayiotou (born from her current husband Ed Westwick).
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