Julianne Moore, 58, stuns in a silver sequined gown with a pink shawl as she joins star-studded Rocketman premiere at Cannes Film Festival
She recently turned heads in a stunning green gown on the opening night of the Cannes Film Festival.
And Julianne Moore looked radiant as ever as she arrived in style at the premiere of Rocketman at the French festival on Thursday.
The actress, 58, wore a shimmering, sequined silver dress with a pleated finish which she paired with a baby pink, flowing shawl with sleeves.
Glamour: Julianne Moore looked radiant as ever as she arrived in style at the premiere of Rocketman at the French festival on Thursday
Styling her flame-haired locks into an updo, Julianne added to her look with a pair of long, round earrings.
Her appearance comes after Julianne said she believes in implementing quotas to reach gender parity in Hollywood at a Mastercard MasterClass event on Wednesday.
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She said: 'We will not have gender parity unless everybody is cooperating. Women are not a special interest group. We're 52 percent of the global population.
'We will have to make major changes to reach parity. That's just a fact. So, I do believe in quotas. I really do.
Star: The actress, 58, wore a shimmering, sequined silver dress with a pleated finish
'I believe in trying to level the playing field for everybody regardless of their gender or their culture or ethnicity. You have to open doors.'
The 2019 Cannes Film Festival takes place at the iconic Palais des Festivals from Tuesday until May 25.
Actress Elle Fanning, French graphic novelist Enki Bilal and the Oscar-nominated director of The Favourite, Yorgos Lanthimos, will be among jury members during the annual event.
Event: On the red carpet, she posed alongside (L-R) Miles Teller, Keiynan Lonsdale, Dan Krauss, Steve Williams, Guy Vandenberg and Cliff Morrison
Fashion: Along with her dress, she wore a baby pink, flowing shawl with sleeves
Make a statement in a cape dress like Julianne in Givenchy
We love it when stars make a statement on the red carpet and Julianne Moore certainly did just that when she attended the Rocketman premiere in Givenchy Couture!
Cannes Film Festival is awash with fabulous frocks but Julianne's dress might just be our favourite so far. From the heavily-embellished outer to the billowing cape and figure-hugging silhouette, this couture gown is the perfect piece for a flamboyant red carpet.
Unfortunately for us, this frock hails from Givenchy's Haute Couture 2018 collection, so there's little chance of us getting our mitts on it! Thankfully the high-street and high-end have some alternatives that will do the job just as nicely. Click our carousel (below) to shop them now...
Alternatively, click (right) to shop Givenchy's current collection at Farfetch.
A-list: It was a star-studded premiere for the film, which is a biopic of Elton John's life
Mexican director Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu will preside over the panel that decides on prizes, including the top Palme D'Or award.
The jury for the festival's 72nd edition will also include Pawel Pawlikowski, the Polish filmmaker and screenwriter named best director at Cannes last year for the impossible love story Cold War.
Maimouna N'Diaye, who has directed documentaries and acted in films such as Otar Iosseliani's Chasing Butterflies will also sit on the panel, alongside two other female directors.
Her appearance comes after Julianne said she believes in implementing quotas to reach gender parity in Hollywood
She said: 'We will not have gender parity unless everybody is cooperating. Women are not a special interest group'
She added: 'We're 52 percent of the global population. 'We will have to make major changes to reach parity' (pictured with Cliff Morrison)
Kelly Reichardt, whose Wendy and Lucy starring Michelle Williams was a contender for Cannes' Un Certain Regard award in 2008, directed 2016's Certain Women.
Italy's Alicia Rohrwacher won best screenplay at Cannes last year for her film Happy as Lazzaro, a satirical fable about a peasant family.
French filmmaker Robin Campillo, who took Cannes by storm in 2017 with 120 BPM - Beats Per Minute, winning the Grand Prix for his movie about an AIDs activist, will complete the line-up.
Bash: The 2019 Cannes Film Festival takes place at the iconic Palais des Festivals from Tuesday until May 25
