Cannes 2023: Mrunal Thakur Dons Classy ‘Hood Couture' At The Red Carpet, Fans Shower Love

Mrunal Thakur Cannes 2023: Actress Mrunal Thakur, who made her Cannes 2023 debut representing a liquor brand, has been acing her fashion game with one look after another. She once again impressed everyone with her two successful viral moments and two iconic fashion moments.

MRUNAL THAKUR IN HOOD COUTURE AT CANNES 2023 RED CARPET

On Thursday, Mrunal, on her third look for Cannes, went for a stunning "hood couture" look from Anamika Khanna. The diva has been making unexpected fashion statements, with one remarkable look after another, garnering love from fans and netizens.

Slaying the hood look, Mrunal opted for a unique co-ord set that had multiple neutral shades in it. The skirt had an asymmetrical shape with a train, and the fabric featured textures in brown, beige, and grey shades.

The skirt had a matching, same pattern turtleneck blouse that was made over sheer fabric and was adorned with floral embroidery and tiny pearls. To finish the look, the Sita Ramam actress wore statement earrings from Diosa and shoes from Christian Louboutin.

For a touch of desi flair, Mrunal added a grey hood that was incorporated into the glamorous ensemble. The ensemble itself spoke volumes with its mix of patterns, fabrics, and sheer details, creating a body-hugging silhouette and adding a memorable entry to Mrunal's stylebook for her debut at the festival.

Mrunal's eyes and nude lips added the finishing touch to the overall charm of the outfit. Meanwhile, her fans took to the comment section and praised her look. Many dropped the fire and heart emojis, while some called her stunning. Take a look here.

MRUNAL THAKUR ON HER CANNES DEBUT

Before heading to the French town, Mrunal talked about her Cannes debut and expressed her excitement about making her debut. Talking to Pinkvilla, she stated, "I am thrilled to be attending the Cannes Film Festival for the first time. I am looking forward to interacting with global filmmakers, exploring new opportunities, and showcasing the talent that Indian cinema has to offer."