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Top Red Carpet Looks from the 36th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival

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The Palm Springs International Film Festival has long been a showcase of cinematic excellence, but this year, it also proved to be a celebration of sartorial artistry. From timeless elegance to daring modernity, the 36th edition brought together Hollywood’s finest, each donning looks that were nothing short of spectacular. 

Here’s a closer look at the standout red carpet moments that stole the show and defined this year’s event.

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One of the evening’s most unforgettable looks came courtesy of the Desert Palm Achievement Awardee, Angelina Jolie. The actress stunned in a black satin gown that cascaded down into an airy skirt. 

The gown featured a halter tie neckline, paired with minimal jewelry that highlighted her natural beauty. Her look was completed with radiant, timeless makeup and soft waves in her hair, creating a refined and classic ensemble that showcased her status as both a celebrated actress and humanitarian.

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Another showstopper was actor Timothée Chalamet, who graced the red carpet with his stylish presence on the red carpet. The festival, which honored notable figures in the film industry, saw Chalamet attend to accept the Chairman’s Award for his critically acclaimed role in A Complete Unknown, where his charisma further solidified his position as one of the most talked-about young actors in the industry.

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Ariana Grande brought ethereal glamour to the red carpet in a strapless silver metallic gown with horizontal paneling and a voluminous bubble-shaped skirt, echoing her character’s transportation in Wicked. She was presented with the Rising Star Award by her friend and White Lotus Emmy winner Jennifer Coolidge.

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It wouldn’t be a true fashion celebration without a look from Nicole Kidman, who wowed in a custom Loewe gown that featured a mother-of-pearl sculpted corset bodice and a kingfisher-blue satin skirt, complemented by Messika’s earrings. 

During the event, Kidman received the International Star Award for her role in Babygirl. In her emotional acceptance speech, she dedicated the award to her late mother who passed away in September 2024.

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Adrien Brody also made a stylish statement at PSIFF 2025, arriving in a trench-style coat with baby blue buttons over a crisp white button-down and tailored black trousers. Brody’s role at the festival was as a recipient of the Desert Palm Achievement Award for his contribution in The Brutalist.

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With its blend of sophistication and styles, the 36th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival set a new standard for red carpet fashion. From Jolie’s timeless appeal to Brody’s refined choices, the event celebrated the diverse aesthetics that define Hollywood glamour today.

As awards season continues, these stunning looks are sure to inspire trends and cement their place in the annals of fashion history. Whether you’re drawn to classic elegance or modern innovation, the stars of Palm Springs showed that the red carpet is, above all, a space for self-expression and artistic brilliance.

*Cover Photo/Thumbnail Photo from Page Six

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