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On Saturday, May 20, Natalie Portman stole the show at the Cannes Film Festival by daring to dazzle in not one, but two extraordinary ensembles.
The Oscar winner, 41, first had people in awe with a stunning red tiny dress and matching jacket before raising a stir in a replica of Christian Dior’s legendary «Junon» outfit, as seen on Twitter.

Fans also took notice of the fashion homage, going bonkers over it on social media.
One fan said, «THIS IS AN INSANE PULL,» while another fan gushed on Twitter, «Natalie has been the Miss Dior ambassador for almost ten years.
She is the one who deserves to have a copy of one of Dior’s most famous gowns built especially for them. I adore this time for her so much.

The Black Swan actress may receive unique benefits as a Dior ambassador because Maria Grazia Chiuri, the creative director of Dior, made the dress just for her, according to Parade.
Natalie also posts pictures of her outfits from Cannes on her Instagram, and on May 20 she raved about her lavender purple Celine dress.
Along with Julianne Moore, Charles Melton, and Cory Michael Smith from Riverdale, as well as the film’s director Todd Haynes, Natalie made an appearance.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the movie, which stars Natalie as a Hollywood actress investigating the life of Gracie (Julianne),
who gained notoriety after beginning a relationship with Joe (Charles Melton), a guy 23 years her junior, received a six-minute standing ovation at Cannes.
Natalie talked openly about her past experiences at the festival before it started. In 2002, she made her Cannes debut.

«We premiered Star Wars: Episode II there, and I had a shaved head because I was doing V for Vendetta,» she said to The Hollywood Reporter.
I therefore traveled to Cannes that year with a shorn head. That was bizarre. And that year, Free Zone, a film of mine, was in competition.
It was enjoyable. My head was being rubbed by everyone as if I were a troll doll. Without the hair, a troll doll.