She spent the day attending a photocall for new BBC2 series, Top Of The Lake: China Girl at the 70th annual Film Festival in Cannes on Tuesday
She spent the day attending a photocall for new BBC2 series, Top Of The Lake: China Girl at the 70th annual Film Festival in Cannes on Tuesday, alongside Nicole Kidman and Gwendoline Christie.
And actress Elisabeth Moss, 34, changed from her purple frilly dress into a beautiful white number to attend the press conference for the film later that day.
While she went solo, (Nicole spent the evening at the Anniversary Soiree) held at the Palais Des Festival) , she put on a stunning display as she posed for snaps.
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She wore a white off-the-shoulder sun dress which suited her perfectly and had frills running throughout the top section and an asymmetric hem.
She added a pop of colour with a pair of red court shoes as she posed with one hand on her hip
China Girl is the highly-anticipated next installment of the Top of the Lake crime mini-series – which sees Elisabeth Moss reprise her role as Detective Robin Griffin.
In the second season of the show, filmed in Sydney last year, Robin Griffin returns to Australia to rebuild her life and attempt to reconnect with the daughter she gave up for adoption in her youth.
However her peace is then disrupted by the arrival of a young Asian girl’s dead body on Bondi Beach – leading Griffin to Hong Kong to investigate the death of the teen, known as ‘China Girl’.
Nicole stars as Julia in the series, a mother whose story intersects the investigation, while they are joined by Game of Thrones star Gwendoline, David Dencik from The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, as well as Alice Englert and Ewen Leslie.
The series is making its debut as part of this year’s Cannes Festival, but is thought to air on BBC Two later this year.
Meanwhile, Nicole Kidman showed no signs of stopping her effortlessly stylish displays on Tuesday, as she joined Elisabeth Moss and Gwendoline Christie at the photo call for the new show earlier in the day.
The Australian actress, 49, exuded class and sophistication in a black pleated midi dress, complete with sexy off-shoulder detailing, as she posed elegantly with her equally stylish co-stars – where a minute’s silence was later held, in honour of the victims of the tragic terror attack in Manchester .
The Moulin Rouge star looked typically chic in her next dress of the festival – a black midi number adorned with an array of stylish ruffles and frills.
Pulling into sophisticated sleeves and a classy midi hem, the dress then upped the sex appeal with a cropped hem at the front, to display her long and slender pins underneath, and cut out on one shoulder to give a glimpse at her delicate decolletage and smooth skin.
Dipping into a classic round neck to tease at her cleavage, the frock then cinched in at her enviably petite waist before skimming her slim figure to its calf hem, in a mixture of soft ruffles and pleats.
Adding further height to her svelte frame, she accessorised with black pointed court shoes, complete with a chunky ankle strap as she paraded the promenade for cameras.
Nicole swept her blonde locks into a trendy messy side braid, and added small gold drop earrings in a glamorous finishing touch as she posed effortlessly and confidently for cameras.
While the actress was in good spirits at the photo call, she and the other guests of the festival will later be taking time to remember those lost in the tragic terror attack at the Manchester Arena on Monday night – by holding a minute’s silence on the promenade.
In a statement, the Festival announced on Tuesday: ‘The Festival de Cannes would like to express its horror, anger and immense sadness following the attack on the public and the city of Manchester last night.
‘This is yet another attack on culture, youth and joyfulness, on our freedom, generosity and tolerance, all things that the Festival and those who make it possible, the artists, professionals and spectators, hold dear.’
It added: ‘The Festival de Cannes invites all festival-goers to show their solidarity with the victims, their families and the British people by observing a minute’s silence this Tuesday 23 May at 3pm.’
The Hollywood Reporter said a champagne reception due to be held on Tuesday in Cannes to celebrate Pixar’s Cars 3 was cancelled following the attack – which saw a suicide bomber let off an explosion at a packed Ariana Grande gig on Monday, killing at least 22 people, including children, and injuring 60.
The blonde was joined by her co-star Gwendoline at the event, who accentuated her gorgeously statuesque frame in a flowing printed dress of white chiffon.
The 38-year-old looked truly stunning in her summery ensemble, which pulled into a stylish high neck before falling completely open at the back, to flash plenty of skin and draw attention to her slim frame on the carpet.
Nipping in at her slim waist the dress, printed with a regal pattern of pink and green flowers, then cascaded softly against her figure to its midi hem – with the white underlayer cutting off half way down, allowing the semi-sheer material to tease at her pins underneath.
Making the look even more feminine were two white ribbon ties on each side, before Gwendoline added a pair of funky candy-striped heels for a splash of colour as she hit the carpet.
Leaving her blonde bob in a tousled style and adding a co-ordinating slick of coral lipstick, the Game Of Thrones star looked impeccably stylish as she smiled and fooled around for cameras at the event.
Completing the glamorous trio was Elisabeth Moss, 34, who added a touch of vibrancy to the event in her royal blue figure-hugging frock.
The Mad Men star showed off her enviably petite waist in the vintage-style dress, which hugged her slim frame all the way down to its hem, adorned with a chunky ruffle which was then mirrored on the bell sleeves.
Pulling into a stylish wide bardot neck, the dress then maintained its classically glamorous feel – before Elisabeth jazzed up the look with clashing purple suede heels as she beamed for cameras.
Proving their on-screen chemistry as well as off, the girls playfully posed and laughed together on the carpet with the show’s director Jane Campion, ahead of their new series’ exciting debut.
The event only adds to a hectic Cannes schedule for Nicole – who has three other projects making their debut at this year’s annual cinematic event.
The Australian actress has already attended the premieres for punk-rock alien flick How To Talk To Girls At Parties, with co-star Elle Fanning, and The Killing Of The Sacred Deer – where she spent a romantic evening with husband Keith Urban.
