Azmeri Haque lights on the Cannes red carpet in a Dhakai Jamdani sari
The Festival de Cannes is set to return in 2021 to celebrate the finest in global film in the most glamorous fashion. The red carpet is blazing with excitement over the world’s largest cinematic spectacular, the opening night gala for the French Riviera Film Festival. Recently, during the festival, there have been several trendy looks that have garnered a lot of attention, but one that has been getting a lot of attention is that of the actress Azmeri Haque Badhon from Bangladesh.
Badhon’s picture “Rehana Maryam Noor” was shown at the Cannes Film Festival, and Azmeri surprised everyone on the red carpet with a stunning presentation. The actress who had arrived in Cannes to see the film in which she had starred picked up a sari for her first appearance at the festival.
A great moment for the Bangladeshi film industry occurred at the 74th Cannes Picture Festival when the film earned a standing ovation. Although what garnered the most notice and praise was Azmeri’s typical red carpet appearance, she also attracted people’s attention due to her beautiful looks.
She looked stunning in a classic beige Dhakai Jamdani sari. The sari came from Aarong Bangladesh, the popular Bangladeshi brand. A handwoven sari was paired with a halter-neck top, both of which were decorated with standout items in a complementary way.
Silver ear earrings and a matching bracelet completed Azmeri’s outfit. A minimal makeup look, with kohl-rimmed eyes and a dab of matte mauve lipstick, was chosen by the actress. The diva braided her hair into a bun with a center parting.
Sharing pictures from the grand event on Instagram, Azmeri Haque wrote, “Thanks to @brac.aarong and the entire team who have worked so hard on my share and jewelry. It was so nice to wear my deshi Dhakai Jamdani at the event. When it comes to Jamdani, I never think about anything other than Aarong! Thanks for arranging such an exclusive one within a very short time. Special thanks to Asif Bhai who simply said ‘Yes’ to Jamdani when I expressed my interest in wearing one from Aarong. “
Sexual assault and the risks of women in Bangladesh are shown in the movie, directed by Abdullah Mohammad Saad. A Bangladeshi film for the first time has been chosen for the Un Certain Regard division of the competition.