Diane Kruger puts on a leggy display in a vibrant yellow blazer dress at Cannes Film Festival's Amrum photocall
looked sensational in a yellow kimono-inspired blazer dress as she attended the Amrum photocall at Cannes Film Festival on Thursday.
The Inglorious Basterds star, 48, glammed up to promote new film at the 78th annual festival in France along with co-stars Matthias Schweighoefer and Laura Tonke.
And her look certainly didn't disappoint, with the German actress not failing to command attention as she put on a leggy display in a short yellow dress.
Diane added a few extra inches to her frame with a pair of black heels as she made sure to turn heads with her very vibrant look.
She styled her blonde locks swept back in a tight up-do and accessorised with a pair of classy golden earrings.
The actress posed for photos at the festival with a number of her co-stars, including one with Matthias and the film's Turkish-German director Faith Akin.
Matthias Schweighoefer, known for starring in Oppenheimer and Army of Thieves, cut a dapper figure for the occasion in an all-black ensemble featuring a button-up shirt.
Amrum, which is expected to release later this year, sees child actor Jasper Billerbeck star alongside Diane and a host of other A-list actors.
Co-written by Hark Bohm, the film is said to be based on the screenwriter's childhood on the German island of Amrum.
It is set in the final weeks of World War II, with 12-year-old Nanning, played by Jasper, hunting the seas for seals and working at a nearby farm to help feed his family.
A summary of the much-anticipated film on IMDb reads: 'Amrum Island, Spring 1945.
'In the final days of the war, 12-year-old Nanning braves the treacherous sea to hunt seals, goes fishing at night, and works the nearby farm to help his mother feed the family.
'Despite the hardship, life on the beautiful, windswept island almost feels like paradise.
'But when peace finally comes, it reveals a deeper threat: the enemy is far closer than he imagined.'
Matthias Schweighoefer, who has previously starred in blockbusters such as Oppenheimer and Army of Thieves, cut a dapper figure for the occasion in an all-black ensemble featuring a button-up shirt
This week's star-studded Cannes Film Festival has seen a host of A-list names step out onto the red carpet for various premieres.
Notably, man of the moment Tom Cruise was in attendance on Wednesday for the premiere of his Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, the finale of the set of films.
The Hollywood actor, 62, was joined by his leading ladies Hayley Atwell, 43, Pom Klementieff, 39, and Hannah Waddingham, 50, and other famous faces on the red carpet.
The film, which has faced multiple delays, is finally due to hit cinemas on May 23, 2025.
The movie's leading lady Hayley has reprised her role as Grace, a former thief turned IMF agent and ally to Tom's Ethan Hunt.
At the premiere, Hayley looked radiant and glowing in a massive ruffled red gown as she joined the main man on the glittering red carpet.
Hannah, whose cameo in the new movie was only revealed in a recent trailer release, embodied Hollywood glamour in a strapless pale pink gown.
His long-time co-star and movie sidekick Simon Pegg was also in attendance on the red carpet.
For the festival's opening night on Tuesday, Bella Hadid showed her jaw-dropping figure in a gorgeous black satin gown as she arrived at the event
'For the sake of decency', new rules at the festival this year banned stars from wearing any risque or nude ensembles.
But old habits appeared to die hard on Tuesday as a host of guests appeared to defy the new rules as French director Amélie Bonnin's Leave One Day opened the ceremony.
Bella Hadid for instance, 28, showed her jaw-dropping figure in a gorgeous black satin gown as she arrived at the event.
She went braless and opted for a thigh-high slit to complete her racy Cannes look, amid the new crackdown on risqué outfits.
Meanwhile, supermodel Heidi Klum, 51, wowed in pink as she graced the screening of Partir Un Jour in a ruffled gown that resembled flowers and featured a long train.
Eva Longoria, 50, too turned heads at the event in a stunning gold and black mirrored gown, flaunting her model figure.
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