The Indian fashion influencer and independently taught designer Nancy Tyagi turned his heads again at the Cannes 2025 Film Festival, which greatly returned in another hand -made ensemble that mixed elegance with sincere craftsmanship.
The second look Cannes Nancy Tyagi
Due to its second look in Cannes, Nancy Tyagi wore her own dress made of fabric from Seelampur, a busy market in the northeast dili. The width represented a litter neckline, a shimmering sequin corset bodice and a structured midriff, which flowed into a complicated head.
She shared her view of Instagram and wrote: “Phir se cannes… phir with red carpet… kabhi statue nai Than yeh safar itna khoobsurat hoga.
The appearance was completed with pink flowers decorated with skirts and a sudden volume, layers of tulle adding volume and silhouette that flattered its frame with theater grace.
Her look of make -up corresponded to the drama of the dress – elegant twisted buns, silver smoke eyes, winged inserts, bulky eyelashes and finely defined eyebrows. She added lacquer, fine flush to her glowing red carpet, and a warm brown lipstick added a lacquer.
About her clothes
When she talked to Brut on the red carpet, she thought about her journey of emotional Nancy. “I feel very good and I’m very excited this time,” she said in Hindi before he added, “I was so emotional since the morning, looking at every place because I was here for the last time … My life changed.”
She explained her inspiration about the design and said, “I love flowers, so I made clothes related to the flower.”
She proudly pointed out that the dress was completely her own work, adding, “That’s my outfit. I’m very proud to walk on such a big red carpet that was wearing something I did – it’s amazing.”
Reaction to social media
Fans went to Gaga over the second look of Nancy Cannes. People from all areas of life complained its appearance and expressed how proud they were.
While one fan wrote: “Proud of you, my dear.
The appearance of Nancy was not only a fashion statement, but also a celebration of success and rooted art that inspired a lot of her story about creativity and durability.
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