Une apparition qui décoiffe : à Cannes, Gillian Anderson surprend avec une chevelure bouclée au volume spectaculaire – Madame Figaro

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Gillian Anderson Debuts Bold ’80s-Inspired Look at 79th Cannes Film Festival

Gillian Anderson turned heads on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, at the 79th Cannes Film Festival, trading her signature polished aesthetic for a daring embrace of fashion maximalism. The actress surprised onlookers during a photocall for the film Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, debuting a high-volume, blonde curly blowout that channeled a distinct 1980s vibe.

The look represented a stark departure from Anderson’s typical red-carpet appearances, where she is frequently seen with straight hair or in a sophisticated bun. Pairing the bouncy, textured curls with a beige floral Miu Miu midi-dress, the 57-year-old actress brought a retro energy to the Palais des Festivals. This style pivot follows her recent appearance on the Miu Miu catwalk during the final day of Paris Fashion Week in March.

Anderson appeared alongside director Jane Schoenbrun and co-star Hannah Einbinder. Schoenbrun opted for a black long-sleeve midi bodycon dress featuring star cutouts, paired with black lace-up flats. Einbinder, who earned an Emmy award last year for her role as Ava Daniels in the HBO series Hacks, wore a black high-neck sleeveless handkerchief midi dress complemented by black thong sandalled heels.

The trio were promoting Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, which premiered on the night of Wednesday, May 13, 2026. The film follows a queer director, played by Einbinder, who is tasked with filming a sequel to a slasher zombie franchise. The plot centers on the director’s surreal and increasingly dangerous obsession as she attempts to secure a cameo from the original film’s star, played by Anderson.

By swapping her usual sleek silhouettes for ultra-texturized volume, Anderson’s appearance highlights a growing trend toward more expressive and free-form hairstyling in high-fashion circles. The bold aesthetic shift marks a daring moment of visual storytelling on one of cinema’s most prestigious stages.

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