Influencers at Cannes turn the red carpet into a runway of dreams

Cannes 2025 is not just about stars, it is about creators who slay. From self-stitched gowns to runway-level glam, Indian digital queens are owning the red carpet and the Riviera, one custom look at a time.

700 hours. Two looks. Zero designers. Nancy Tyagi pulled up to Cannes in gowns she designed AND stitched herself,? like, who needs a stylist when you¡¯ve got hands of magic and dreams that don¡¯t sleep?

One minute she¡¯s floating in powder-blue Gauri & Nainika fluff, the next she¡¯s channelling Cleopatra in Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla. Sakshi Sindwani¡¯s debut is serving drama, culture, and couture on a silver (and gold) platter!

Masoom made the red carpet her runway in mirrorwork magic by Arpita Mehta and a dreamy ivory cape-jumpsuit moment by R?IK. Indian artistry, global energy ¡ª she is the OG fashion diplomat!

Sejal was a walking Bollywood flashback in a royal blue Papa Don¡¯t Preach saree. Then she flipped the script at Nespresso¡¯s party in a sleek Supria Munjal number. Saree to soir¨¦e real quick!

Her look was called The Cage Breaker ¡ª a couture tribute to unheard women in conflict zones. Simran showed that fashion can speak, scream, and spark change ¡ª all while looking drop-dead gorgeous.

Parul looked effortlessly chic in her outfit by Mohit Rai as she attended the ¡®1 Night In¡¯ party by Nespresso. She was also able to represent her own entrepreneurial spirit with her custom dress by ITRH.