Simply stunning: Uma Thurman shows she really is a Hollywood goddess in her floor-length satin gownIt is the very last evening of Cannes Film Festival and undoubtedly actress Uma Thurman stole the show in her classic Hollywood gown on the red carpet.
Looking glorious in her perfect flowing floor-length satin dress with corset detail the Kill Bill star simply shone as she glided into the last screening of the festival - thriller Zulu and closing ceremony.
Classic: Uma went for classic Hollywood in her gorgeous gown with corset detailWith her hair slicked back in a divine bun the 43-year-old, who isn't even starring in the gruesome crime flick, made sure all eyes were on her as she ascended the stairs for the last screening of the two week festival in a custom made Atelier Versace gown.
Scoop back: The 43-year-old actress kept her blonde hair wrapped in a bun for the closing ceremonyMother-of-three Uma opted for simple make-up on the red carpet with drop down diamond earrings which perfectly complemented her signature Hollywood look.
White was the colour for Nicole Kidman, who is on the jury, dazzled in a floor-length gown with sparkling silver detail.
With her hair teased into a beautiful bun the 45-year-old dazzled in her final gown of the two week film festival.
Dazzling: Uma makes sure every hair is teased into place for the closing ceremony
They're getting good at posing! Jury president Steven Spielberg, jury members Ang Lee and Nicole Kidman attend the 'Zulu' Premiere
Hot white! Nicole Kidman also went for floor-length glamour as the festival wraps up - her plunging sweetheart neckline looked perfect The Paperboy actress has made a series of stunning entrances to the 66th film festival but her demure white gown on Sunday perfectly fitted in with the sunny summer evening.
Steven Spielberg will close out the 66th Cannes Film Festival with a nail-biter of a finale.
The festival's top award, the prestigious Palme d'Or was handed out to three-hour lesbian film Blue IS The Colour. Spielberg presided over the nine-member jury that will choose the winner of one of cinema's highest honors.
She's been working hard! Nicole has spent the last two weeks in Cannes and has rolled out some impressive outfits
Actress Asia Argento poses on the red carpet in her version of her floor-length gownCritical polls ranked Abdellatif Kechiche's lesbian coming-of-age tale Blue is the Warmest Color the highest but prognosticators predicted Asghar Farhadi's domestic drama The Past will take the Palme.
While others believed it will go to the Coen brothers' 1960s folk tale, Inside Llewyn Davis. (The Coens won the Palme in 1991 for Barton Fink.)
It's not just about the ladies: ctor Orlando Bloom, director Jerome Salle and actors Conrad Kemp Forest Whitaker scrub up wellsource: dailymail
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