UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT: SIRIVANNAVARI AT THE CANNES FILM FESTIVAL 2025
The brand’s presence at Cannes 2025 marks another important step in bringing Thai fashion to a global audience. Founded by HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya, Fashion Designer and Creative Director, the SIRIVANNAVARI brand has established itself internationally for its quality craftsmanship, attention to materials, and an aesthetic that bridges cultural heritage with a forward-looking approach.
Leonie Hanne, a globally renowned fashion influencer, stands out on the Red Carpet. She wore a gold ombré silk gown by SIRIVANNAVARI, a long dress packed with captivating details — from its asymmetric hemline and crystal embroidery at the chest to the elegant draping beneath the bust.
On the Cannes Red Carpet Araya A. Hargate, the acclaimed Thai actress and style icon, shined in a statuesque evening gown by SIRIVANNAVARI, the ivory gown, named ‘Ode to Couture,’ revives an archival design from the Spring/Summer 2019 collection.
Araya wowed at a private party during the festival in a crisp white look from SIRIVANNAVARI Spring/Summer 2025 Collection—an eye-catching piece straight from the runway.
Leomie Anderson, the British model and Victoria’s Secret Angel, wears Sirivannavari, the body-flattering dress is richly decorated with sparkling crystals, metal beads, and glass beads that shimmer beautifully with every step.
Stella Maxwell, the Belgian supermodel known for appearing on the covers of top fashion magazines and her work with Victoria’s Secret, graced the Red Carpet in a black V-neck organza silk evening gown from the SIRIVANNAVARI Autumn/Winter 2025/26 collection.
Spanish actress, model, and filmmaker Paz Vega wears a sleek
halter gown from SIRIVANNAVARI’s Autumn/Winter 2025/26 collection.
The look featured structured sleeves and a softly pleated moiré skirt, enhancing her silhouette with fluid lines and a winter floral motif. The ensemble highlighted the maison’s refined tailoring and poetic aesthetic.
Marina Ruy Barbosa, the Brazilian actress and model, stunned in a burgundy velvet gown by SIRIVANNAVARI from the Autumn/Winter 2024/25 collection, featuring modern cutouts and oversized silk petals.
Leaving Cannes, Marina switched to a white jersey dress from the SIRIVANNAVARI Spring/Summer 2025 collection, showcasing a crossed draped neckline—a modern nod to Thai tradition.
