Aishwarya Rai's unseen Cannes 2025 look in lavender suit has internet swooning over her ‘insane face card'
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On May 30, the Reddit page BollyBlindsNGossip posted pictures of Aishwarya's unseen Cannes look. The pictures show the actor dressed in a lavender two-piece suit featuring a blazer with shawl lapels, satin pleats on the bodice, full-length sleeves, a single button closure on the front, patch pockets, a tailored fit, and padded shoulders.
She wore the jacket over a lavender blouse featuring a V neckline and a relaxed silhouette. A pair of matching lavender pants completed Aishwarya's Cannes outfit. The bottoms have a relaxed fit, a high waistline, and a flared design. Lavender, for quite a long time, has been a favoured summer colour, and with Aishwarya's stamp of approval, it seems it is not changing any time soon.
Aishwarya accessorised the lavender ensemble with a silver cocktail ring adorned with shimmering diamonds. She styled her luscious auburn locks in a side parting, enhanced with soft, blowout waves. Lastly, she chose feathered brows, muted smokey eye shadow, mascara-adorned lashes, flushed cheeks, glowing highlighter, and soft contouring. A bold red lip shade gave the finishing touch.
Fans loved Aishwarya's look, while some Reddit users shared their delight over not seeing another 'tent outfit and middle partition hair'. A user wrote, 'That insane face card.' Another commented, 'Wow, love this look!! Why wasn't it shown?' A fan commented, 'Ye hui na baat Aish.'
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