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Cannes 2025: From Nancy Tyagi To Sejal Kumar; Indian Influencers Dazzle On Red Carpet With Stylish Looks
Indian Influencers On Cannes 2025 Red Carpet: From dreamy gowns to style details, we have been witnessing some iconic fashion moments on the prestigious red carpet of the highly-esteemed 78th Cannes Film Festival. Besides the A-listed celebs from the world of global entertainment, it's our Indian digital creators that have been ruling the Cannes red carpet and how!
Over the years, Indian content creators and influencers have been making their own marks at the Cannes Film Festival while putting their best fashion foot forward. The glam quotient on the Cannes red carpet this year is reaching a new height with each passing day. Today, let's take a look at Indian digital content creators and entrepreneurs who have made heads turn on the red carpet at Cannes Film Festival 2025 with their stylish looks.
Cannes 2025: Internet Reacts To Indian Content Creators Shining Bright At Cannes Film Festival
From Nancy Tyagi to Sakshi Sindwani, Sejal Kumar and others... Like the past couple of years, Indian influencers are shining bright on Cannes red carpet this year as well, leaving everyone impressed with their creativity when it comes to their outfits. Amidst the talks around netizens questioning the role of 'content creators' at a film festival, these influencers are making everyone proud by representing India at a prestigious event like Cannes Film Festival.
Reacting to their pictures and videos, one of the users hyped them up and commented, "Everyone's so busy talking about how influencers got to Cannes - whether it's through a brand, a sponsor, or their own ticket. But guess what? They're still at Cannes. From India. On that red carpet. Living a dream. Jealousy looks loud
success speaks for itself. Clap for people doing big things instead of trying to pull them down. ✨🇮🇳", while another user wrote, "What the hell!!!! It's shameful that People here literally don't support their own country people. It literally takes years of hard-work for some people to be chosen and go on an International platform to represent our country. And here people are insulting them for being Influencers. Why? 10 years isn't a f****ing joke. (sic)"
1) Nancy Tyagi
Nancy Tyagi redefined red carpet glam once again with yet another self-stitched gown while walking the red carpet at Cannes 2025. For her second appearance at Cannes this year, Nancy created a handcrafted pearl-embedded mini dress featuring crystal fringe, intricate paneling and pearl strings.
Sharing pictures and videos of her from the red carpet, she captioned it, "Ye colour meri mummy ka favourite hai, isliye iss baar decide kiya ki isi colour mein dress design karun. Isse banane mein poora one month laga, aur main last moment tak taiyaari mein lagi rahi, kyunki dress kaafi heavy thi. Dil se shukriya un sabhi ka jo is pyaari journey ka ek hissa rahe, aap sabke bina yeh moment vapis itna special nahi hota❤️"
2) Sakshi Sindwani
'StyleMeUpWithSakshi' aka Sakshi Sindwani made her highly-anticipated Cannes debut this year. Flaunting her curves proudly, Sakshi walked the Cannes red carpet in a stunning emerald green gown with dramatic balloon sleeves from the shelves of Anu Jani & Sandeep Khosla. The ensemble is embedded with gold and emerald detailing all over it.
3) Shalini Passi
Internet sensation Shalini Passi made her Cannes debut this year. The 'Fabulous Lives Vs Bollywood Wives' fame and entrepreneur Shalini Passi channeled her inner princess as she opted for a pink color dreamy gown designed by Fouad Sarkis and Ornelys Couture. The gorgeous silhouette came with a short trail and a feather wrap.
4) Sejal Kumar
Actress, singer, and YouTuber Sejal Kumar draped herself in a beautiful blue saree embedded with golden flower shape detailing by the brand Papa Dont Preach by Shubhika
5) Nitibha Kaul
Former Bigg Boss contestant, digital content creator and entrepreneur Nitibha Kaul sizzled in a pastel green flowy gown, designed by Nicol Sposa, with a bold cutout design in front.
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