Elsa Hosk Goes Ethereal in Strapless Anastasia Zadorina Gown With Feather Detailing for ‘Vie Privée’ Premiere at 2025 Cannes Film Festival

Elsa Hosk returned to the Cannes Film Festival red carpet on Tuesday. The longtime model attended the premiere of “Vie Privée” wearing an airy dress with feather detailing.

Hosk wore a strapless gown with flowing elements and fabric draping courtesy of designer Anastasia Zadorina. The airy dress featured ruched fabric and a formfitting bodice with a draped fabric element over top the bustline. The bodice also included a cinched waist for added silhouette definition. Further fabric draping featured at the hips of the gown with asymmetric detailing. The dress’ skirt featured a bevy of white feathers lining the hem.

As for her glam, Hosk went for old Hollywood inspiration. The Eberjey Mother’s Day campaign star’s makeup featured bold brows with lined eyes, long lashes and a soft peach-tone lip for added definition courtesy of artist Harold James.

Hosk’s blond hair was styled in a retro chignon, with soft waves and a few wisps to frame her face courtesy of stylist Hyungsun Ju.

Hosk’s Cannes Film Festival red carpet look was curated by stylist Dani Michelle, who has also collaborated with Daisy Edgar-Jones, whom she also dressed for the actress’ appearance at “The Phoenician Scheme” premiere on Sunday.

Hosk is a mainstay on the Cannes Film Festival red carpet. The Gia Borghini campaign star styled one of the red carpet’s most ornate looks in 2023, wearing a tulle trompe-l’oeil gown from Viktor & Rolf’s spring 2023 collection. The dress, which featured belted bows in a shade of pastel blue, was asymmetrically layered over a structured satin corset.

“When I saw this dress coming down the runway I was blown away by how when spinning and moving, the dress would look so surreal and beautiful,” Hosk wrote of her 2023 Cannes Film Festival dress on Instagram. “Not only was it breathtaking to me but also reminded me to not take fashion too seriously.”

The 2025 Cannes Film Festival concludes on Saturday. Films premiering at this year’s festival include Wes Anderson’s “The Phoenician Scheme,” Julia Ducournau’s “Alpha” and Lynne Ramsay’s “Die, My Love.”