Nina Dobrev exudes Old Hollywood glamour while dripping with jewels at Cannes amfAR gala
Nina Dobrev radiated Old Hollywood glamour when she joined the stars at Thursday's amfAR gala during the Cannes Film Festival.
The 30-year-old strung on a glittering jeweled necklace, sweeping her hair tightly back into a high bun and slicking on bright scarlet lipstick.
She slipped herself into an off-the-shoulder midnight blue gown with a dangerously high thigh-slit and intricately textured fabric.
Aglow: Nina Dobrev radiated Old Hollywood glamour when she joined the stars at Thursday's amfAR gala during the Cannes Film Festival
Nina teetered on a pair of black stilettos and matched it with a gleaming clutch, treating the shutterbugs to her best supermodel smoldering stare.
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Thursday night's gala was a star-studded affair featuring such names as Kendall Jenner, Carine Roitfeld, Stella Maxwell and Shanina Shaik.
The Degrassi: The Next Generation alumna, who shot to fame on the program with a young Aubrey Drake Graham, is at Cannes with her beau Grant Mellon.
Chic to the hilt: The 30-year-old strung on a glittering jeweled necklace, sweeping her hair tightly back into a high bun and slicking on bright scarlet lipstick
It is not known exactly how long Grant and Nina have been an item, but she has been spotted passionately kissing her shirtless hunk at Cannes.
Several years ago, she was in a relationship with her Vampire Diaries co-star Ian Somerhalder, who has since married Twilight Saga actress Nikki Reed.
Her movies this year include the political drama Run This Town, which premiered in March at the South By Southwest filmmaker.
Exquisite: She slipped herself into an off-the-shoulder midnight blue gown with a dangerously high thigh-slit and intricately textured fabric
Homeland bombshell Damian Lewis headlines the cast as scandalous Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, who was filmed smoking crack cocaine.
The film includes Mena Massoud, who plays the title role in Disney's new live-action Aladdin remake, and Ben Platt, who rose to Broadway stardom in Dear Evan Hansen.
Nina also returned to TV this year with a CBS sitcom called Fam, which lasted a single season from January to May before it got cancelled.
