Halle Berry's Bond Girl Moment at 2025 Cannes Proves She's a Confidence Icon
Halle Berry's latest, daring post shows she's in her James Bond girl era. On May 17, the Oscar-winning actress shared a series of drop-dead gorgeous photos of herself on her Instagram. She shared the photos with the caption reading, 'Diamonds are forever ✨.'
In the photos, we see Berry looking ravishing as she rocks a form-fitting, plunging black JACQUEMUS gown for the Chopard event at he 2025 Cannes Film Festival.
Truly, she looks incredible as we see her on and off the red carpet, showing off her radiant skin and ever-so-confident demeanor. And fans are hypnotized by the mirror selfies, photos of her enjoying some wine on a terrace, and showing off her nearly 100-carat Chopard diamond snake necklace.
(And if you're wondering, her curled hair was thanks to Renato Campora, assisted by Sinaïa Campora. Her matte, glam makeup was done by Hung Vanngo, assisted by Yoshi Sekimoto. Her look was styled by Maryam Malakpour, and he got her chic baby pink nails from Kim Truong!)
In the past few weeks, Berry has shown off her confident spirit time and time again, from red carpet events at the Met Gala and Cannes to the after-party looks. It just shows that no matter the setting, Berry knows how to turn heads.
Diamonds may be forever (pssst: loving the James Bond moment!), but her confidence is just as permanent.
In a previous interview with Good Housekeeping, the Oscar-winning actress talked about how she overcame body confidence issues by focusing on her inner self.
'We are all so much more than these beautiful bodies that we walk around in. Just work on the internal you and the things you can control,' she said.'We can't control how we come here and what we look like and what walk of life we're born into. But we can control what we think about things. We can control what we read. We can control what we put out, what we give, what we allow ourselves to take in.'Best of SheKnows
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