At the opening of the Cannes Film Festival with the premiere of "Moonrise Kingdom" Wednesday, seventy-freaking-four-year-old Jane Fonda stole the show in a spectacular bronze mesh Atelier Versace gown with a corset back, the liquidy fabric clinging to every formidable curve. Hope the other starlets had notepads in their purses, because take note, ladies -- this is how it's done.
Not that the other ladies disappointed -- we particularly liked Cannes jury member Diane Kruger's billowy mint green custom-made Giambattista Valli gown, a 180-degree turn from her outfit earlier in the day, a teeny burgundy Versus mini (barely) lashed together on the sides from Versus. Eva Longoriashowed up perhaps the most dramatic gown, an elaborately-beaded pale pink column that exploded into a ruffled train at the knee, although we did prefer her opening dinner look better -- an Audrey Hepburn-esque column of black lace with a bateau neckline.
And we have to tip our hat to the sheer sartorial perversity of Bill Murray. At the "Moonrise Kingdom" photo call, he sported pastel plaid pants, a pastel shirt in a different plaid, and a patchwork plaid blazer in primary colors with boat shoes. He did don a tux for the opening ceremony and premiere, but his paisley bowtie appeared to have been tied by someone with one arm, a drunk, or a toddler. Or all three.
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